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A man orders coffee at a coffee shop – Photo credit: Canva

Culture, Past Events

A CEO claims she can immediately tell how successful you are by how you order coffee

GOOD Staff

1/26/2026
A woman listens to music on her headphones – Photo credit: Canva

Culture, Past Events

These are the saddest songs ever recorded according to science and fans

Ryan Reed

1/26/2026
10-year-old handpan artist Sprites has gone viral with a soothing performance. – Photo credit: courtesy of Sprites

Culture

10-year-old girl goes viral with soothing virtuoso song on her ‘UFO’ handpan drum

Ryan Reed

1/26/2026
A stressed-out woman sits on her couch – Photo credit: Canva

Culture, Past Events

Can’t stop replaying conversations in your head? Here’s how to finally shut them down.

Erik Barnes

1/24/2026
A man sleeps soundly in his bed – Photo credit: Canva

Culture, Past Events

The U.S. Navy’s secret to falling asleep in 120 seconds is a massive game-changer for insomniacs

Adam Albright Hanna

1/24/2026
Chris Hemsworth at the 2015 Critics' Choice Movie Awards – Photo credit: Photo by Chris Miksanek via Wiki Commons

Culture, Past Events

Chris Hemsworth made one lifestyle change after his Alzheimer’s diagnosis that we should all commit to

Adam Albright Hanna

1/24/2026
(L) Kids wrestling in the yard; (R) young children playing chess – Photo credit: Canva

Culture, Past Events

10 boys and 10 girls were left alone in separate houses and the results were wildly different

Adam Albright Hanna

1/24/2026
Leonard Cohen and a monk meditating. – Photo credit: Takahiro Kyono/ Wikimedia Commons and Photo credit Canva

Culture

Legendary folk singer Leonard Cohen said a monk helped free him from negative thinking

Mark Wales

1/23/2026
Research shows that the brain can be exercised, much like our muscles. – Photo credit: RapidEye/E+ via Getty Images

Health, Science

Neurologist explains why ‘novelty’ is a brilliant workout for your brain’s health

Joanna Fong-Isariyawongse

1/23/2026
Opportunities to show compassion often feel difficult, but exercising virtue seems to help people cope. – Photo credit: FG Trade/E+ via Getty Images

Culture, Health

New study suggests compassion, patience, and self-control are great ‘selfish’ choices for your own happiness

dannyreaktiv

1/23/2026

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