Life Archives - Page 3 of 31 - David R Hamilton PHD

Two girls, happy, hugging facing the camera, wearing bright clothing and sunglasses. They're both wearing open blue denim jackets and striped tops. One has dark blue and white stripes and the other has read and white strips - both horizontal stripes. The girls on the left is smiling broadly and the girl on the right has a wide open mouth smile and is making a fun two finger peace gesture. They seem very happy and fun. The background is single tone mustard-yellow.

Live your best possible self

By Dr David R Hamilton | November 5, 2025

Imagine a time in the future – say, a year from now – where things…

Young smiling African American woman smiling with arms in the air, rejoicing in a victory. She's sitting cross-legged on a salmon-coloured sofa and has a laptop on her lap. The room behind is blurred out, but is brightly lit. We can see a tall green plant and a back door with a 6 pane window at the top.

Why Small Wins Matter More Than You Think

By Dr David R Hamilton | September 17, 2025

When you achieve even the smallest of goals, your brain releases dopamine – the “motivation molecule.” The small achievement not only feels good but also primes your brain to want to do more.

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25 Things I’ve Learned in Life

By Dr David R Hamilton | June 26, 2025

25 Things I’ve Learned in Life Dr David R Hamilton 1. Every step counts. Even…

Tow women smiling and giving each other a High Five. The woman on the left is wearing a white blouse and the woman on the right is wearing a multi coloured jumper of coloured squares - blue, pink, olive green, while, and black. They're in a well-lit, spacious office.

Want to feel happier – and live longer? Science says: Connect

By Dr David R Hamilton | June 11, 2025

Did you know that positive interactions with others can boost happiness, support mental health, and even help us live longer? It’s true. Here’s how.