The Week After the Clocks Change
Dark evenings are a test. Build the routine before the mood dips.
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Your First Job After School: Getting Through the Steep Learning Curve
The first months of a first real job can make capable graduates feel lost. Here’s what’s normal, how to learn faster and how to recover when you make your first real mistake. Read more
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Homesick at Any Age: Getting Through the First Weeks in a New Place
Summer brings moves, camps, new jobs and fresh starts, and homesickness often comes with them. Here’s why it happens, why it isn’t weakness, and how to get through the first weeks. Read more
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The First Summer of Retirement: Building Days That Feel Good
For many teachers and other workers, June brings retirement, and the first open summer can feel thrilling and disorienting at once. Here’s how to give your days shape without recreating the job you left. Read more
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The End-of-History Illusion: Why You Will Change More Than You Expect
People of every age tend to believe they’ve mostly finished changing. Research suggests otherwise. Here’s what the end-of-history illusion means for graduates, career changers and anyone starting over. Read more
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Myth vs. Fact: Life After Graduation
Graduates hear plenty of advice, and some of it adds pressure without helping. Here are four common myths about life after graduation, and what tends to be true instead. Read more
