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11 successful people who switched careers after turning 50 Stacy Conradt

It’s never too late to switch careers. Just look at these 11 successful people who switched careers after turning 50 and made it. Read More

Productivity

Employees from these states are the most likely to drink during working hours while working remotely Jennifer Fabiano

While some have taken up hobbies like taking online exercise classes, others have turned to an age-old vice to keep themselves entertained: alcohol. Read More

Health

Recovering COVID-19 patients may feel a bizarre ‘fizzing’ sensation — Why it’s not cause for concern CW Headley

Some patients say it’s like receiving an electric jolt and another minority has compared it to being “dunked in an icy lake.” … Read More

Health

5 uplifting activities to help improve your mental health while you’re social distancing, according to a psychotherapist Amy Morin

Weeks into social-distancing and isolation, your mental health might be taking a toll. Try these 5 uplifting activities to improve your mental health. Read More

How To

Here’s your ultimate guide to the Myers-Briggs personality test, and how it affects your work style Jennifer Fabiano

The Myers-Briggs personality test uses preferences to find individuals’ personality types, which provides insight into how they best work, learn, and live. Read More

How To

How to stay sane while working remotely during the Coronavirus outbreak Anouare Abdou

Are you struggling to stay sane while working remotely during the Coronavirus outbreak? You’re not alone. Follow this how-to guide on how ton accomplish it. Read More

Health

6 unusual signs that you may have heart disease Adam Taylor

Although you can’t see your heart beating in your chest – not without specialist imaging technology, at least – there are visible, external signs. Read More

Advice

How to stop thinking like a loser: Avoid these mediocrity traps Ayodeji Awosika

It’s not about what you do, but why you do it. The common activities of a loser aren’t the problem. You can be a winner and engage in those activities. Read More

The Future of Work

4 ways AI is making the world a better place Tom Popomaronis

One of the biggest challenges with this coronavirus (and the COVID-19 disease it subsequenly causes) has been how quickly it can spread. Read More

Advice

For peak productivity, you need a morning ritual, not a morning routine Thomas Oppong

Your leverage point doesn’t have to be waking up at 5 am, exercise, meditation, or journaling. It can be anything you want that gets the ball rolling. Read More

Office Life

The 11 things every supportive manager is telling their team right now Liv McConnell via Fairygodboss

If you’re a manager, now is the time to be extra supportive. Learn the 11 things every supportive manager is telling their team, now. Read More

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