Believing big-picture change is impossible distorts our problems and limits our solutions. Here's how to recognize this pattern, rethink change, and expand your impact.

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Being disliked at the office presents both practical and emotional challenges, but you can think your way toward a new outlook that fosters more manageable feelings.

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For some, the gentle rocking of the train or the temperature-controlled environment of the bus is enough to encourage them to nod off. But is it something to be concerned about?