The Least Glamorous of the Seven Deadly Sins: EnvyAcknowledging envy and embracing empathetic joy, or mudita, is essential for personal growth.
How to be happy with what you have - and avoid the trap of comparisonEnvy fueled by advertising creates false needs, leading to feelings of inadequacy and comparison in society.
Eamonn Sweeney: We don't fully appreciate the Irish rugby team because it goes against the national sporting grainIreland's rugby success incites jealousy among rivals, reflected in negative commentary.
Deadly Sin or Biological Drive?Envy and schadenfreude illustrate complex emotional responses that involve personal loss and joy from others’ misfortunes, often linked to feelings of inequity.
4 Things Men and Women Envy Most in Each OtherMen and women continue to experience envy towards each other's traits and privileges, highlighting persistent inequalities in gender dynamics.
How Envy Undermines CompetitionHealthy competition fosters collaboration and mutual respect rather than envy.Striving together can elevate one another's performance without jealousy.
Theft, Bridezillas, Jealousy: When Wedding Drama Leads To Friendship BreakupsWeddings can sometimes lead to the end of friendships due to envy, stress-induced conflicts, and financial issues.
Social media money advice: Avoiding the bad, finding the goodSocial media can provide money management ideas, but also promote envy and poor financial advice.