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Maryna Klymenko

Biography

Maryna Klymenko is a dedicated writer and psychology enthusiast with a deep passion for understanding the human mind. She specializes in exploring topics related to mental well-being, emotional intelligence, and personal growth. Maryna takes a holistic approach to self-improvement, aiming to make complex psychological concepts accessible and actionable for everyday life.
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Experience
Psychology, Mental Wellness, Personal Development, Emotional Intelligence
Education
Maryna has a strong background in humanities and has dedicated extensive time to the study of psychology and behavioral sciences. She actively engages in continuous learning focused on stress management, cognitive development, and health behavior change, applying evidence-based principles to her research and writing.

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24.03.2026
Mood Tracking: How to Identify Hidden Triggers Without Toxic Positivity
The self-help world absolutely loves a gratitude journal. When you feel com...
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24.03.2026
The All-or-Nothing Mindset: How Black-and-White Thinking Destroys Habit Formation
Most productivity advice is obsessed with the concept of the unbroken strea...
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24.03.2026
Imposter Syndrome at Work: How to Stop Blocking Your Career Growth
Have you ever felt like…you don’t deserve being where you are? Like everyth...
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24.03.2026
How to Identify Your Behavior Patterns and Emotional Blockers
Most people discover they have emotional triggers the hard way – through a ...
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24.03.2026
Why Do I Self-Sabotage When Things Go Well? Identifying Hidden Triggers
We humans are fundamentally wired for adaptation, not satisfaction. When a ...
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24.03.2026
Doomscrolling Before Bed: Psychological Causes and Healthy Alternatives
Most people who search what is doom scrolling already know the answer on so...
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24.03.2026
How to Create an Action Plan for Task Paralysis
There’s a particular kind of frustration that comes with knowing exactly wh...
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24.03.2026
Perfectionism and Executive Dysfunction: How to Take Action in Imperfect Conditions
When most people hear the word perfectionist, they imagine someone with alp...
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24.03.2026
Procrastination as an Emotional Regulation Problem, Not Laziness
Most advice about procrastination assumes the problem is obvious – you’re n...
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