Davia Sills

Partnership failures are often shaped by unexamined trust patterns and early relational dynamics. Founders may favor validation and “chemistry” over long-term alignment. Awareness of these patterns can improve how partnerships are evaluated. Practical steps can help identify and correct these tendencies early. Source: Kyle Kane / Used With Permission The partnership looked perfect on paper: complementary skills, aligned industries, and shared ambition.

Speaking from my experience, both as a clinical psychologist and as an ultrarunner, sports injuries are roughon mental health. Injury does not just affect the body; it also impacts identity, routine, and mood. Running may be exercise, but it’s so much more than that: Self-care A way to practice mindfulness Connection to nature Social time with friends Adventure and exploration Avenue for self-growth With that in mind, it’s only natural to feel deeply psychologically affected by injury.

Kids see politics and social media as tutorials on how power, attention, and winning work. Repeated exposure to hostile, winner‑take‑all conflict is tied to more bullying and less empathy. Public behavior that rewards personal attacks can impact how kids handle relationship conflict. Without guidance, kids may mistake visibility and attention for credibility and success. If you’re a parent, you’ve probably heard that social media is damaging kids’ mental health.