This article originally appeared on success.com People tend to overestimate their ability to read others’ faces or bodies for trustworthiness, psychologists say. Practiced liars can be experts at genuine-seeming eye contact and gestures. But as unreliable as body language is, it still might be a powerful factor in trust. We’re more prone to like or help people …

Read the original article on U.S. News & World Report If you go on a job interview only hoping and wondering if the prospective employer wants to hire you, it’s time to rethink your approach. Here are five signs a job might not be your best match. Employees Are Rude to Each Other If you have the opportunity to interview …

This article originally appeared on success.com Something magical happens when you walk into a movie theater. As the lights dim, the screen lights up and the opening scene begins to play, you’re transported to another city, planet or even time. Hollywood movies take us to places we could never actually go. The following blockbuster hits have opened …

Cynthia Nixon has “heard those rumors” that she’s running for New York State governor — and it sounds like she’s almost ready to officially respond, ew.com has reported. The 51-year-old Sex and the City alum and native New Yorker stopped by Todayon Tuesday to discuss her new movie, The Only Living Boy in New York, and although she said she couldn’t make an announcement about …

1. Set reasonable goals. “A lot of people who see the negative side of things also tend to put themselves down because they set huge, intimidating goals that are difficult to attain,” says Lavinia Lumezanu, a marketing executive and leadership trainer. So instead of saying, “I’m going to write a book this year!” start with …