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This diet is just a chic way of referring to a sober health-conscious personalized diet. A flexitarian is a semi-vegetarian that occasionally consumes meat or fish. Read More

Personal Finance

The simple psychological trick to spending within your means CW Headley

According to a new Turbo, “brazen-budgeting,” survey, 74% of Millennials feel absolutely no shame about telling their friends that they’re broke. Read More

How To

To really learn, you must fail exactly this much of the time Sheila McClear

If you’re getting it all of the time, you’re not getting very far. The University of California Berkeley studied the relationship between failure and learning – and exacted just how much failure you should be doing in order to be learning. Read More

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This is how much money you lose to drinking over the holidays CW Headley

A new massive survey of 3,000 drinkers conducted by Laguna Treatment Hospital revealed that Americans have lost over $190 in personal possessions over the course of a year after drinking too much alcohol, which roughly translates to the cost of about 128 cans of beer. Read More

Health

Any amount of running at all decreases premature death risk CW Headley

The World Health Organization recommends adults between the ages of 18 and 64 aim for 75 to 150 minutes of moderate to vigorous physical activity per week. Of course, because the efficiency of any standard medical suggestion is more discreetly determined by age and genetics, even seemingly obvious submissions are destined for controversy over time. For … Read More

Personal Finance

Millennials earn much less than Baby Boomers did and this is why Kyle Schnitzer

These economic changes have also leaked into personal life for Millennials, specifically when it comes to different life stages like marriage, buying homes, and starting families. Read More

Office Life

Here’s how to be a ‘jackass whisperer’ at work and stop the negativity for good Scott and Alison Stratten

Our workplaces are filled with jackasses. Some of them slack off, expecting to be fired, only to get raises, and then email their bosses about being idiots. Read More

Personal Finance

Americans are spending so much on their pets they are giving up their own essentials Sheila McClear

How much do we love our pets? Billions, and it’s only increasing. MagnifyMoney crunched the numbers. Read More

Personal Finance

Not surprisingly Millennials are the most willing to go into debt over holiday spending CW Headley

Fifty-two percent of the respondents between the ages of 24 and 35 said that they were willing to add to their debt over the winter months, compared to the 49% of Gen Xers and the 34% of baby boomers that said the same. Read More

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