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Lybi Ma
Tips on surviving the teen years—no, really.
How perfectionism can ruin your perfect day—and your health.
Looking after a sick loved one can shorten your lifespan by years.
In every part of life—romance, work, family—there are disappointments. And these can indeed set you back. But setbacks actually force us to take risks, learn and grow.
Ten keys to great lovemaking, including the having right attitude, communicating and loving your body.
Learning to handle criticism is a skill in itself.
Avoid being emotional, seek regular feedback, be flexible and stay away from aggression.
How to give feedback, express your opinions and understand another person's point of view.
A chat with the Queen of Suspense, mystery writer Mary Higgins Clark.
People ask you for your help because of one big reason: You always say yes. Here's how to cultivate the art of saying no.
How to find the extrovert in you. Here are some tips on the art of small talk.
Will you really "die" without her? None of us can control another person -- not even "the one."
Depending on what kind of lens you are looking through, a flaw is a flaw only when you want it to be.
We all know it's important to talk with your kids. But how you do it may well be the key to their success.
Approval-seeking takes a whole lot of time and effort, and it's unlikely you will get the approval you want anyway.
Maria Shriver talks about working with children and disabilities.
She's a pillow away from George W. Here, we find out what's behind this first lady -- the woman who calms and steadies her husband and, in turn, an entire nation.
How do you get young people to stop thinking about themselves and start thinking about others? It's worth it: Altruistic teens live happier, healthier, and longer lives.
Now there are no excuses, here are seven steps to embrace sex—especially during menopause.
Jane Seymour is a veritable juggling act. Best known as Dr. Quinn, the award-winning actress is also an author, painter, philanthropist and mother of six.
The actress feels strongly about a lot of things, and she's willing to make herself heard—and to meet with a fair amount of rancor.
