Five languages of love: how people show their affection

The American author and psychologist Gary Chapman developed the concept of the five languages of love to solve communication issues in romantic relationships. It is based on the idea that each person has a unique way of expressing and receiving love.  Through his work as a couples therapist, Chapman observed that even though both partners …

Psychography – the map of your personality

Consider a map that displays three continents representing thinking, feeling, and doing. Depending on the continent you identify with the most, you perceive the world around you from a distinct perspective. If you look closely, you might be able to identify different countries, each with its unique culture, language, history, and laws. One of these …

The impostor syndrome 

Imagine this: You have achieved great success in your career, running a thriving company with a team of employees and satisfied clients. However, despite your accomplishments, you feel like an impostor, believing your success is due to luck or good presentation skills. Despite your training, you feel like you lack education and are waiting to …

Am I a people pleaser?

Have you ever wondered if people pleasing is just a part of your personality or something you learned to do while growing up? The truth is, it’s more likely to be the latter. People pleasing is a survival strategy you may have adopted while navigating your environment when you were younger. It involves always prioritising …