Nov 21Member-onlySitting vs. SleepingThe Latest Health Smackdown — Kristin Canning’s piece on a new study might make you rethink your Netflix binges and possibly your napping habits. The study, a sort of health-conscious version of ‘The Tortoise and the Hare,’ suggests that sitting less and moving — or even sleeping — more could be the secret sauce for…Life2 min readLife2 min read
Nov 14Member-onlyAre You a Victim of ‘Quiet Cutting’?Bryan Robinson at Forbes gives us the lowdown on the latest trend in workplace hide-and-seek: “quiet cutting.” It’s like your boss giving you a treasure map, but the treasure is just an exit sign. …Life2 min readLife2 min read
Nov 11Member-onlyIs ‘Moderate’ Social Media Use The Key To Well-Being?Social media… It’s our digital frenemy. Our modern-day Pandora’s box, but instead of unleashing evils into the world, it spills endless memes, cat videos, and sometimes, a gnawing sense of inadequacy. And now, Durham University’s researchers are telling us what Goldilocks has known all along: moderation is key. …Life2 min readLife2 min read
Nov 9Member-onlyIs The Secret To Happiness, Hanging Out?Harvard has been playing the long game, tracking 268 students since the 1930s to find the secret sauce for a happy life. And guess what? It’s not about your smarts or your salary. They think it’s about how many friends you have in your corner. They watched these students grow…Humor2 min readHumor2 min read
Nov 7Member-onlyCan Anger Help You Reach Your Goals?Remember when I told you that anger could be the questionable energy drink to your motivation workout in Is Anger Good For Motivation? Well, it seems the scientific community has been eavesdropping because a new study is out, and it’s singing a similar tune — but with a twist. According…Life3 min readLife3 min read
Nov 6Member-onlyCan Sleepless Nights Fight Depression?Pulling an all-nighter is typically the stuff of horror stories for parents and the badge of honor for bleary-eyed students cramming for exams. But lo and behold, a study from Northwestern University suggests that, paradoxically, staying up all night might have a temporary antidepressant effect. Yep, you read that right…Life2 min readLife2 min read
Nov 6Member-onlyWhat Causes Deja Vu? What Causes Deja Vu?Déjà vu, our brain’s equivalent of a glitch in the Matrix. A recent Fox News article by Erica Lamberg has dived into the topic, where we get a glimpse into psychologists attempting to unlock the mysteries behind this uncanny phenomenon. Déjà vu, as Lamberg and Dr. Hafeez point out, is…Life2 min readLife2 min read
Nov 1Member-onlyPerspirade: Hydration’s Best-Kept SecretIntroducing Perspirade: the elixir of champions, bottled. We extract the essence of victory from the world’s finest athletes, purify it to perfection, and then fine-tune the pH levels just for you. Enhanced with electrolytes, Perspirade isn’t just a drink — it’s liquid ambition. Why settle for ordinary hydration when you…Humor3 min readHumor3 min read
Oct 29Member-onlyFrom Cassette Tapes to The CloudThe Hilarious Evolution of Music Storage — Remember the days when “streaming” meant a little brook in the woods and “cloud” was just that fluffy thing blocking your sun? The golden era when music storage was a tangible, often clunky object that required physical space, manual effort, and, dare I say, commitment. Back in the day, we’d…Life6 min readLife6 min read
Oct 28Member-onlyThe Rotary Phone Should Make A ComebackRemember the rotary phone? That hefty chunk of nostalgia that required you to manually spin a dial for each digit? Well, picture it making a comeback and instantly becoming the hipster’s new vinyl record. In a world where swiping left is rejecting someone, imagine tossing them aside with a vigorous…Humor4 min readHumor4 min read
