Author: Daniel snow

In successful relationships, both partners feel emotionally secure, connected, and comfortable being themselves around each other. But for many of us, romantic relationships can bring out our deepest insecurities.As a Harvard-trained psychologist who works with couples, I often tell people that emotional security in a relationship starts with seeing yourself as worthy of love, and trusting that your partner is accepting, caring, and truly committed — through the highs and the lows.Couples who truly trust each other use seven phrases every day:1. ‘You see me as I am.’Feeling safe in a relationship means never having to hide parts of yourself.…

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Kirk Tanner, then chief executive officer of North America beverages for PepsiCo Inc., speaks during the Bloomberg Power Players Summit in Miami, Florida, U.S., on Friday, Jan. 31, 2020. Marco Bello | Bloomberg | Getty ImagesWendy’s CEO Kirk Tanner has been named the new chief executive of The Hershey Company, effective August 18.Tanner will replace Michele Buck, who is retiring after almost 20 years at Hershey, including almost eight as CEO.Tanner joined Wendy’s in 2024 after more than 30 years at PepsiCo, including leading the company’s North American beverages unit. His move to Hershey marks a return to the consumer packaged…

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Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev says it’s not “entirely relevant” that the trading platform’s so-called tokenized shares of OpenAI and SpaceX aren’t technically equity in the companies.It comes after OpenAI raised concerns about the product, which is designed to give users in the European Union exposure to various U.S. stocks — including private companies, which are less liquid than publicly listed firms.OpenAI last week warned that Robinhood’s stock tokens do not represent equity in the company and said in a post on X that, “any transfer of OpenAI equity requires our approval — we did not approve any transfer.”Robinhood says its…

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Americans are saving more money — and for some, the change in habit comes down to how they feel about the economy.More than 4 out of 10 Americans, or 44%, say they’ve engaged in so-called vibe-based budgeting, according to a new survey by Intuit Credit Karma. In other words, they have adjusted their financial habits based on their feelings about the economy, regardless of whether their financial situation has changed.Younger generations are more likely to say they’ve tried vibe-based budgeting, with 56% of Gen Z and 57% of millennials surveyed.Intuit Credit Karma polled 1,058 adults online from June 13 to…

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