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Many people dream of turning a side hustle into a multimillion-dollar full-time business — and Carrie Bohlig and Carig Clickner did just that. Here’s what they learned along the way.

If climate change is making winters shorter and less intense, is it also affecting cuffing season, aka the search for a partner in the late fall to spend the cold months hunkered down with? NBCLX senior editor Maura Hohman discusses what she learned while reporting on how climate change is affecting cuffing season.

Winter in New York City means 4 p.m. sunsets, black snowbanks and a general resistance to going outside between December and March. It’s much easier to weather when you have someone to stay inside and drink hot toddies with you. This, at least in New York, is what cuffing season is all about. Cuffing season is the search for...

Cuffing season is almost here – if you want to think of it like a sport, we’re in tryouts right now and preseason starts Nov. 1. We called up life coach, relationships expert and TikToker Tori Gordon to hear more – and we played a quick game to gauge what to look out for in a relationship.

Psychotherapist and Relationship Expert Deborah Krevalin explains the importance of trust in any relationship.

It’s normal for couples to argue or for a partner to ask about your whereabouts – but there are patterns of bad behavior that should raise red flags. In light of recent news in the Gabby Petito case, we spoke to Tracy Tamborra, a criminal justice professor at the University of New Haven and former director of a domestic violence...

The price of being single: Americans who aren’t married or cohabitating are more likely to be unemployed and earning less.

There are so many parenting styles, but what is the most effective type for raising smart, confident and successful kids? A child psychologist and mother of two breaks down what authoritative parenting means — and why researchers agree it’s the best type.

Rarely do so many major life changes happen in such a short period of time. Americans are reeling from the financial impact of it all.

Therapist and relationship expert Deborah Krevalin shares tips.

People usually assume that in order to be be a top performer at work, you have to be outgoing or charismatic. But neither extroversion nor charisma gets you promoted faster or more recognized by your bosses and peers—here’s what will.

Social psychologists found that people prefer to be cooperative and helpful instead of giving a quick “no.” Here’s how to be more persuasive and get what you want.

Kids are more likely to succeed in life if parents help them cultivate emotional intelligence starting at a young age, neuroscientist William Stixrud says.

Creating a will is one of the most important things that people procrastinate on today. But it doesn’t always have to be complicated or costly process. Here are some tips about how to write your own will.

“Industry Baby” rapper Lil Nas X shared new details about his love life in a new interview. He revealed, “I’ve found someone special now.”

Here are some common statements about technology that successful parents avoid saying to their kids so they can become smart, well-rounded adults.

Why are some people an absolute joy to be around? After a few small talk encounters, you feel you’ve established trust and compatibility with them. Former FBI agent and human behavior researcher Joe Navarro reveals a simple trick they use to be more likable and get people to open up.

Parents want their kids to feel good about themselves, but psychologists agree that overpraising can be harmful. Here are the common mistakes to avoid.

The ability to create strong relationships is crucial to living a full life and becoming more effective at work. Here’s how to take the lessons behind Stanford’s most popular MBA course, Interpersonal Dynamics, and build closer, more powerful relationships.

The success of your marriage is a big factor in your health – and research shows an unhappy relationship could lead to an earlier death.