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Supercharge your influence with these 4 communication shortcuts Anouare Abdou

Do you want to become a real-life influencer? You can. Supercharge your influence with these fool-proof, easy communication shortcuts. Read More

How To

This body language is a dead giveaway that somebody is lying to you CW Headley

When we tell a particularly involved lie we tend to mimic the body language of the person we’re lying to. Read More

Health

If this food is part of your morning routine, your whole day could be ruined Kyle Schnitzer

A new study examining the eating habits of people in the UK found that eating donuts, sugary drinks, and burgers put more people in a bad mood because of the side effects that soon come after consuming them. Read More

Advice

5 career podcasts you need to listen to in 2021 Michael Dinich

Maybe you’re looking to start investing, or you’re keen to try out a new side hustle; whatever it is, we’re confident you’ll find a podcast for it. Read More

Advice

What is the cost of a bad hire? Higher than you think…Sharon Brandwein

A good hire can take your team to the next level, and the cost of a bad hire can be way more than you bargained for. Read More

Health

Researchers say do these 2 things before getting COVID vaccine for effectiveness John Anderer

A new study just released by the Association for Psychological Science reports that the very mental health issues the coronavirus has caused to skyrocket may end up mitigating the effectiveness of vaccinations to a certain extent. Read More

Advice

8 signs you were born in the 1960s Steve Adcock

Your parents were regular party animals, commonly playing card games, attending parties, or just going out on a date while you kids stayed home. Read More

Health

Scientists say putting this in your coffee isn’t as bad as you thought it was Kyle Schnitzer

New research published in the journal Microbiome found that saccharin — or Sweet’N Low — doesn’t contribute to the development of diabetes in healthy adults. Read More

Advice

5 communication habits to ditch once and for all in 2021 Anouare Abdou

We all have natural communication habits that we fall into. But some of them should be left behind once and for all in the new year. Read More

Advice

Why 2020 was actually a great year for my career Kaitlyn McInnis

We spoke to two business owners in completely different sectors who actually saw great success despite the unprecedented road blocks of 2020. Read More

Health

3 things I started doing after 6 PM to wake up full of energy Jonah Malin

We view sleep as a weakness. People brag about how little they sleep because they’re so incredibly busy and productive and successful. Read More

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