Using internal data, NordVPN found that the average workday has increased by almost 40% in the US — or an extra three hours — which has Americans working 11-hour days, according to the study. Read More

The new paper, published in The Journal of Prevention of Alzheimer’s Disease, examines the cross-sectional relationship between dementia and financial management skills in the elderly. Read More

Researchers from The University of Texas at Arlington have concluded that when people feel anxious and vulnerable they tend to make decisions based on anecdotal evidence, hearsay, and emotions. Read More

For remote workers stuck in a home office during the pandemic, best usually means fastest and most powerful. These top picks do it all. Read More

Knowing what motivates you can come in handy when it’s time to make a career change, interview for a new job, or get promoted. Read More

There is almost no learning curve to them and yet there is underlying power. They provide all of the basics of aiding communication, tracking tasks, and keeping you focused. Read More

By now, you’ve likely witnessed someone’s pet, kid, significant other or loud neighbor interrupt a work call. Maybe you’ve even been that person yourself. Read More

Interestingly, the longer a person said they had been regularly gardening, the more their body image improved in comparison to before they had picked up the hobby. Read More

Researchers from China, America, Switzerland, and Canada collaborated on a new study indexing the strengths and weaknesses of the most popular diet regimens. Read More

In lieu of outright layoffs, some employers (like Mattress Firm, Macy’s, and Delta) are choosing to furlough their employees instead. Read More

Do you find yourself in a state of complacency? We’ve learned that complacency is a silent killer, especially in a pandemic. Read more, here. Read More