Creativerly 243 is out featuring

Tools: #BusyCal, #LottieLab, and fresh news and updates from #Capacities, #Loom (got acquired by #Atlassian for $975m), #Obsidian, and #Bear.

Articles: #ThorstenBall ( #Every), #AnneLaureLeCunff ( #NessLabs), #RobertWaldinger & #MarcSchulz ( #TheAtlantic), and #SamuelWFranklin ( #BehavioralScientist).

Read the whole issue here: https://creativerly.com/the-paradox-of-goals/

“Social #fitness …is the key to #mentalhealth, physical health & #longevity. Developing skills that enable one to cultivate & maintain #positive connections to other people is at least as important as proper #nutrition, physical #exercise 🏃🏻‍♀️ adequate #sleep 😴 & the avoidance of harmful habits such as smoking. Yet it is easy to take these #relationships for granted in today’s #individualistic & #hypercompetitive societies.”

“The Good Life” book review #WSJ #RobertWaldinger MD & #MarcSchulz PhD

“An important part of social #fitness is #cognitive flexibility, exemplified by the capacity to see 👁 the world 🌎 through another person’s eyes, 👀 to express #empathetic understanding & to attend fully to others… the importance of #positive relationships in the workplace as well as the uptick in one’s mood prompted by brief, positive interactions with strangers.”

- “The Good Life” book review in #WSJ. Book authors: #RobertWaldinger MD & #MarcSchulz PhD

“The Good Life” book review in #WSJ:

“Loneliness is not solitude; it is perceived social isolation. People suffering the pain of #loneliness are experiencing less positive social contact than they would like. #Extroverts favor more social interaction and #introverts far less. But voluntary #hermits are rare.”

Book authors: #RobertWaldinger MD & #MarcSchulz PhD