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A big part of productivity is simplifying unnecessary parts of your life. My favorite perks are the ones that simplify my life and free up a lot more time. Read More

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How to eat your way into a good night's sleep Amy Smith

We try to counter disrupted sleep cycles with caffeine and sweet treats, only to find our sleep disrupted even further. So which everyday ingredients help? … Read More

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27 surprising things that affect whether you get hired Shana Lebowitz

There are many seemingly small details in an interview that can affect your chances of landing the job. Some are within your control, others are out of it. Read More

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Sorry, but we're just not ready for broccoli coffee Meredith Lepore

You know when you are eating broccoli and then you wash it down with a nice cup of coffee? No? That’s right because hopefully, you have working taste buds. Read More

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A scientist has created an algorithm for the perfect amount of coffee Monica Torres

Senior research scientist Jaques Reifman, who works on biotechnology software for the U.S. Army, has discovered the perfect amount of coffee an individual should drink to stay alert based on an algorithm. Read More

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Happy National Donut Day! Here is where to get some freebies today Meredith Lepore

As for where to get some free donuts today, here is a list of stores offering you some treats. Read More

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5 ways to power up your work breakfast Amy Smith

Here are just some of the most effective ways to turn any breakfast into a power meal. Read More

Productivity

How a Flywheel instructor crushes her morning routine (without coffee)Meredith Lepore

It is one thing to get up early, then get on a train or in a car and then go sit for the majority of your day at desk. It is quite another to get up and then grab on a spin bike and inspire a group of tired, overworked people to not only exercise vigorously, but also scream and shout and maybe even dance a little first thing in the morning. But that is what Flywheel instructor Emily Fayette does every day. Read More

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8,000 Starbucks stores are closing today: Here are 10 other ways to stay caffeinated Meredith Lepore

Today coffee giant Starbucks will be closing 8,000 of its company-owned stores to carry out diversity training for its workers all over the U.S. As you can imagine, people are panicking. Not really, but it is a little stressful if your whole normal coffee routine is thrown off. Now you could just go to a different coffee chain like Dunkin’ Donuts or Peet’s. Or you could try these alternatives for feeling caffeinated. You may end up sticking with some of these in the long run. Read More

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