Rina KravetsNo Need to Feel Guilty: Consume Better with Artificial ScarcityThe generic advice to save the planet with LED light bulbs and reusable coffee cups is not enough to calm our collective conscience.Feb 24, 2020Feb 24, 2020
Rina KravetsA Gentler Way of Saving: or, Why You Should Learn to Stop Worrying and Love ThriftFrugality and mindfulness should not be the punishment of the financially sinful — they should be the baseline for thinking about money.Feb 19, 2020Feb 19, 2020
Rina KravetsinThe StartupThrough A Glass Darkly: How Algorithms Warp the Online ExperienceAlgorithms are the most powerful tools in use today. But you should know how they work, and who they work for, to make the most of them.Feb 5, 2020Feb 5, 2020
Rina KravetsinThe StartupDon’t Look Away From The Pain: Mindfulness for the Internet AgeDistracting yourself with the internet seems like a way to deal with negative emotions, but it is not a long term solution. Here’s what is.Jan 30, 2020Jan 30, 2020
Rina KravetsWhat Even Is A Boundary? The Seamless Erosion of Boundaries OnlineBoundaries are a foundation for well-being. But since it is more challenging to distinguish boundaries online, they can easily blur.Jan 27, 2020Jan 27, 2020
Rina Kravets8. Just be Happy: Does The Listicle Contributes to the Spread of Unhelpful Advice?The psychology blogosphere has done much to promote better mental health hygiene. But the struggle for attention and clicks can mean…Jan 23, 2020Jan 23, 2020
