Caroline Hindle, M.A., Author at Life Advancer

Caroline Hindle is a professional writer, editor, and translator based in the UK. She has an M.A. in Ancient World Studies from the University of Manchester and has earned the Senior Johnson Prize for Best Finalist in Classical Subjects. Caroline has over 6 years of experience in writing and editing and has worked for companies like Macmillan Publishers Ltd. She also has vast experience in teaching the English language to non-native speakers and has worked as an English teacher in Greece for more than 5 years. Caroline has a wide spectrum of interests, including philosophy, history, science, literature, politics, morality, and popular culture. You can follow her on Linkedin.

Why Finding Yourself May Cost You Some People (and It’s Perfectly Okay)

Post author:Caroline Hindle, M.A.
Post published:October 31, 2016
Post category:Personal Growth Social Life
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Finding yourself is one of life's toughest challenges. So many people, young and old, seem to feel lost these days. We’re all fed these huge expectations about life and spend the first twenty years or so pursuing what we think is going to be a life of success and meaning. Then we find out that what we’re doing is feels anything but successful and…

3 Reasons You Should Date a Person Who Accepts You the Way You Are

Post author:Caroline Hindle, M.A.
Post published:October 28, 2016
Post category:Relationships Relationships & Social Life Self-Improvement
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Why should you date a person who accepts you the way you are? Well – the way you are can mean different things. There are a few possible scenarios. We should be clear about which one we’re in before proceeding. Scenario #1: You’re with someone who doesn’t accept you the way you are because you behave in an unacceptable manner. You have a…

Do Plants Feel Pain? New Research Reveals the Unexpected Truth

Post author:Caroline Hindle, M.A.
Post published:October 25, 2016
Post category:Environment & Planet Science & Technology
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Do plants feel pain and emotion? Is it possible that they can bond and communicate? Is it possible that plants are able to experience pain and feel other human-like sensations? Prince Charles always believed they did. For years the public has laughed at the British Royal for talking to his plants. He was ridiculed for years after being filmed making the following statement…

5 Character Traits That Prevent Diseases

Post author:Caroline Hindle, M.A.
Post published:October 21, 2016
Post category:Health & Wellness Mental Health & Wellbeing
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Character traits really can make people less likely to suffer specific serious illnesses, according to a recent study. Holistic medical traditions, such as the Indian Ayurvedic tradition, have long associated character traits with health. Certain links made in these traditions seem to border on the superstitious, but there is now evidence from conventional science to confirm that behaviors and tendencies can have an impact on whether or…

5 Signs of Psychological Dependence in a Relationship

Post author:Caroline Hindle, M.A.
Post published:October 16, 2016
Post category:Relationships Relationships & Social Life Self-Improvement
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Psychological dependence, which is found in many forms in human beings, is a component of addiction. Unlike physical dependence, which occurs in pursuit of a reward, psychological dependence develops from the fear of having something which seems to reduce pain taken away from us. Psychological dependencies can occur in relation to food, drugs, shopping, and even physical exercise. One of the most common areas…

Why Is Life So Unfair and What Can We Do about It?

Post author:Caroline Hindle, M.A.
Post published:October 15, 2016
Post category:Inspirational Personal Growth Self-Improvement Social Life
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If you ask me: Why is life so unfair? I will tell you simply to look to living nature to understand the nature of life. In all things, we must first be honest with ourselves. When a pack of hyenas ambushes its prey and starts eating the poor animal while it is still conscious, this is nature at work - and we recognize it…