When a Pet Dies

Jill Kaufusi is a certified personal trainer, owner of The Station Fitness Studio, mother to 4 children and 1 dog. She owns and operates “jillkfitness,” is certified in fitness nutrition, and uses her knowledge and experience to help women find their inner and outer strength with online personal training, monthly fit blasts, and in-person group and personal training.

Michelle Lindsey and Lisa talk about common mistakes and misconceptions about hair.

All of us go through adversity. It changes us, for better or for worse. Some people report feelings of PTSD after their experience. But some fascinating results from a longitudinal study by the RISK project show that the survivors of Hurricane Katrina experienced incredible change and resilience, or what researchers call post-traumatic growth. Dr. Jean Rhodes joins us to explain how what doesn’t kill us can make us stronger and how our ability to bounce back from disaster can help save the environment.

If you’ve ever felt like you work better with short deadlines, you’re not alone. Dr. Meng Zhu, an associate professor at the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School, was part of a team that designed a study to show that longer deadlines lead people to think a task is harder than it really is—and to commit more time and money to the job. So if you want to save your resources, you’re probably better off with a short deadline than a long one.