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How to use non-verbal communication to ace your video meetings Elvira Veksler

Non-verbal communication is important in remote work now more than ever, so it’s a good time to learn about how body language fits into your video calls. Read More

Health

What you need to know about COVID-19 and the summer months CW Headley

Enjoying summer has to follow extreme caution. We have to sufficiently understand every single risk to avoid them. Read More

Resumes

This is how you write the best resume headlines for 2020 Robert Carnevale

Millions of resumes are emailed out every day without a headline, and millions of jobs are offered to applicants who’ve never even heard of the concept, to begin with. So have no fear if you’ve been neglecting this part of a resume for ages and are worried that this omission has been crippling your applications. Read More

Health

This study explains why psychopaths are so successful CW Headley

According to a new study published in the journal, Personality Disorders: Theory, Research, and Treatment, successful and unsuccessful psychopaths are characterized by their ability to disguise their self-serving whims as charm and stability. Read More

Health

If you learn how to do this, you will add years to your life John Anderer

Researchers from the Singapore University of Technology and Design have found that bilingualism, or fluency in a second language, can significantly delay the brain’s aging process. All those skipped 10th-grade French lessons suddenly feel like a big mistake. Read More

Health

Listening to this type of music may improve your work performance John Anderer

It’s long been understood that our brains replay, categorize, and store the previous day’s events and memories as we sleep. Still, though, these findings leave little room for interpretation or debate. Read More

Health

Life advice inspired by a COVID-19 patient, in a 3-minute read Tim Denning

You could be sitting next to someone today at work and take them for granted, and then tomorrow they could be gone. You could be gone too. Read More

Health

Doctors describe witnessing troubling new symptom in COVID-19 patients David Werring and Arvind Chandratheva

How much damage occurs depends on the area of the brain, the cause of the clot and how quickly the patient is treated to restore blood flow. Read More

Advice

A psychotherapist explains why you want to wear a face mask — even though it probably won’t help you avoid illness Amy Morin

So you’re uncomfortable with the risk of contracting it, and possibly dying from it. You likely have a bigger fear of it than of crashing your car. Read More

Personal Finance

3 mindsets that build wealth Niklas Göke

Early in your career, learning is more important than earning. Assets are income streams, not things, and you should learn how to get more of them to become financially free. Read More

Health

This is the latest very serious COVID-19 symptom Sonya Swink

Now bowel issues might be a sign of a COVID-19 case and are being recommended to be added to a list of official symptoms that grows almost daily. Read More

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