Hands down, reading books is way better than reading summaries of them online. Why? We break it down for you, here, and what you can take from them. Read More

Google, Apple, and Facebook belong to a growing majority of corporations in the US committed to permanent work from home positions. Read More

Have you had a common cold, recently? If so, a new study reveals that the antibodies for the sickness may help fight against COVID-19. Read More

Sixty-one percent of working Americans said that they use their sofa as a workstation since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, with workers admitting it’s their primary spot to send emails daily. Read More

It’s never too late to learn a new skill, read a new book, or land a new job. Take the findings from NTNU’s study and adapt them to your own life. Read More

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A new study has collected compelling evidence suggesting our minds actually release an extra dose of dopamine whenever we return home from a long day out or extended trip. Dopamine is a neurotransmitter that plays a big role in producing feelings of pleasure. Read More

More than 10 years ago, Cambridge researchers in England found that men with longer ring fingers, compared to their index fingers, were more successful in London’s hectic financial district. Read More

As we get older, we need to keep active, and the study would seem to suggest that all it might take is this simple 15-minute activity once a week. Read More

Many professionals mistake only focusing on hard skills — i.e., technical proficiencies — and not giving enough attention to soft skills. Read More

Language, as a whole, cannot be more important right now, for both productivity purposes and emotional purposes, which is why workers should be focusing on empathy. Read More