She Was Forced Into A Death March. She Survived By Leaning On Her Best Friends … Literally.

Her best self-defense from the Nazis was her mind. Edith Eger couldn’t control her circumstances, but she controlled how she responded. And today, as both a Holocaust survivor and psychologist, she shares her survival skills with us.

Culture

Tara Lipinski shares her ‘paranoid’ moments on ‘Traitors’ and spills on the cast group chat

Pop Culture

Art historian explains why truly ‘reading’ Mark Rothko’s abstract paintings makes people cry

Parenting

She taught her 4-year-old emergency protocols. It backfired instantly when he started hoping for an emergency.

Skills

Two behaviors make people more likable. Just be sure to use them at the right time.