Ingredients including green tea, spinach, salmon, and eggs could all play a role in helping to lower feelings of anxiety and stress. From talk therapy to medication, there are plenty of approaches those with anxiety can take to try and … Continue reading →
The money can be pretty good but you’re on your own. For some people that’s the best part. There was a time when working from home was a pipe dream, but recently, there’s been a surge of jobs you can do from your … Continue reading →
We’re learning more new things about death everyday. Much has been said and theorized about the great divide between life and the Great Beyond. While everyone and every culture has their own philosophies and unique ideas on the subject, we’re … Continue reading →
I’m not a man who can say things easily in person. I stutter over my words, can’t find the right thing to say, and my awkwardness gets in the way of expressing my true feelings. I’ve tried to tell my … Continue reading →
It’s hard to believe that what your child knows at age 5 could influence his future chances of success. But that’s exactly what a 2015 study published in the American Journal of Public Health found. But researchers discovered that the skills that predict future success had nothing to do with … Continue reading →
As the Great Resignation continues, leaders continue to struggle with how to recruit and retain the best talent. What do talented workers most want out of their jobs? Is it remote work and autonomy? Better pay and health coverage? The chance to … Continue reading →
Corinna Smith, 59, poured boiling water with sugar over her sleeping husband, Michael Baines, 80. Her daughter had told her that Michael had sexually abused her and her brother when they were children. “Livid” and “fuming” Smith boiled up two kettles … Continue reading →
A new study shows that babies raised in bilingual environments develop core cognitive skills like decision-making and problem-solving — before they even speak. The study, out of the University of Washington, tested 16 babies. Half came from English-speaking households and … Continue reading →
Everyone is busy. You, me, the guy cutting you off in traffic, that irritable person who pushed you in the elevator. We all have some new and interesting problem coming along to make our days just a little harder. We … Continue reading →
Bill Gates thinks you should hire lazy people. No, seriously. He famously said, “I choose a lazy person to do a hard job. Because a lazy person will find an easy way to do it.” I don’t disagree with the … Continue reading →
