Life

In one hand motion or raised eyebrow you can convey paragraphs. Body language can be an extremely effective tool (hello Beyonce) but it can also paint you in a very negative light. Read More

Those that employ self-reflection and nothing else,  ask themselves a key question by which a great idea will either live or die. Read More

Regardless, walking is definitely good for you — and you’re healthy — and it can even put you on a greater path to achieving the “American Dream,” according to a new groundbreaking study. Read More

Married people are happier and more trusting in their relationships than those who live together, according to a new survey from Pew Research Center examining marriage and cohabitation. Read More

Thanksgiving hosts surveyed by Lending Tree describe stress, financial strain, even going into debt in order to host Thanksgiving. In the end, though, a startling number of them wouldn’t want it anyway, remaining avid hosts year after year. Read More

Health isn’t just about fitness, it’s also about your relationships — with yourself and the people around you — your mental wellbeing and your lifestyle. Read More

If you find that you wonder if you should lose your own unmistakable regional twang or timbre, you might want to wait before starting your own Eliza Doolittle accent coaching regimen. Read More

Employers can ask you whatever questions they want: No one is going to stop them. However, there are some things that you feel comfortable sharing and some things that are better left unsaid. Read More

Surrounding yourself with positive people may help uplift you and provide strong senses of connection and community during overwhelming times. Read More