How Your Body Affects Your Happiness & Good News for Self-Critics and Perfectionists

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What happens to lost luggage at the airport?

Janice Kaplan 1:16
It turns out that we're happier in blue spaces near water and in green spaces when we're outside. There's a psychologist out of the UK who found that two hours a week spent near the water actually improves your well-being quite dramatically.
Mike Carruthers 1:31
Also, why most receipts you keep you could probably throw away. And understanding the feeling of perfectionism and what it's really trying to tell you.
Ellen Hendriksen 1:41
The word perfectionism is actually a misnomer. Instead of striving to be perfect, it's really about never feeling good enough, especially in the context of an ever more competitive culture. It makes sense that we respond with the feeling that we're not good enough.
Mike Carruthers 1:58
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Mike Carruthers 3:07
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Mike Carruthers 4:14
Well, I suspect some effort is made to find the owner, but if they can't find the owner, that bag and its contents could end up at the unclaimed baggage center in Scottsboro, Alabama. It's a store, basically. It's a store that's a block long, and they've got just about everything you can think of, including designer clothes, jewelry, electronics, some of them with the retail tag still on them.

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