Life

Nearly 40% of Americans said they’d take a pass this year on the holidays due to being too stressed out to deal with it. Read More

A female celebrity wonders if the man right in front of her recognizes her. The answer, it new research has found, depends on so many factors. Whether or not the guy ID’s her depends upon the background of the guy, asserts a new study from Harvard Medical School. Read More

Sometimes, with a little foresight, you can take painful lessons from the past and apply them to creating a better outcome in the future. Read More

As someone that has lost many times as a college athlete, coach, businessman and human being in the world, I know that greatest losses have led to the greatest wins. Read More

To get a better understanding of how much of a struggle, a team at the University of Massachusetts Boston established a benchmark against which to measure the financial security of Americans aged 65 and over. Read More

Adopting self-organization is a complex and dynamic process that requires commitment, focus, and a trial-and-error approach. Be ready for a bumpy ride. Read More

With studies showing traditionally male-dominated work sectors have shrunk over the last few decades, men have started to look elsewhere — in fields predominately occupied by females. Read More

Studies done in mice and fruit flies suggest that limiting when animals eat to a daily window of 10 hours can prevent, or even reverse, metabolic diseases that affect millions in the U.S. Read More

One bad meal or one bad day doesn’t have to set you back for a week or more. So take a deep breath, stop beating yourself up, and take a look at my best tips to helping you get back on track. Read More