Psychology Says Being Kinder to Yourself Will Make You Happier and More Successful. These 5 Books Teach You How

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Psychology Says Being Kinder to Yourself Will Make You Happier and More Successful. These 5 Books Teach You How

A mountain of science shows being kinder to yourself boosts happiness and performance. These books teach self-compassion.

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Successful people don’t ask for feedback, says Wharton psychologist—here’s how they get better instead

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