Why High Achievers Are Often the Last to Admit They’re Burned Out

Why High Achievers Are Often the Last to Admit They’re Burned Out

The people who are best at pushing through difficulty are often the worst at noticing when something is actually wrong. This is one of the more reliable patterns I see in my office. It is...
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FOMA: The New Anxiety About Being Left Behind by AI

FOMA: The New Anxiety About Being Left Behind by AI

You open LinkedIn at 9pm and a coworker has posted about the internal tool they built over the weekend. A friend mentions, casually, that their team has "fully integrated" AI into their workflow. Someone on...
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When AI Advice Starts to Replace Your Own Judgment

When AI Advice Starts to Replace Your Own Judgment

Most of us have done it by now. You have a hard conversation coming up, so you ask AI what to say. You are weighing a career move, so you run it through ChatGPT. You...
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Why You Feel Exhausted Even When You’re Not “Busy”

Why You Feel Exhausted Even When You’re Not “Busy”

Ever feel completely drained, even on a day when you didn't do that much? Hi, I'm Dr. Tom McDonagh, a psychologist at Good Therapy SF. A lot of people feel worn out even when their...
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How to Respond to an Awkward Social Moment

How to Respond to an Awkward Social Moment

Ever replay an awkward moment and wish you could erase it? Hi, I'm Dr. Tom McDonagh, a psychologist at Good Therapy SF. So awkward moments happen to everyone, but what you do afterward can either...
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