A neuroscientist's 10 signs you're doing better in life than you think
Many people misjudge their success due to 'success dysmorphia', feeling inadequate despite objective progress; recognizing achievements rather than chasing milestones fosters joy.
Money dysmorphia: Why solopreneurs fall prey to the funhouse mirror of finances
Solopreneurs often suffer chronic money dysmorphia—persistent financial anxiety—despite frequently earning above-average incomes and sometimes having adequate savings.