In 2012, Dan Buettner, an explorer and National Geographic fellow, traveled worldwide to answer an age-old (no pun intended) question: why makes some people enjoy long lives? This expedition took
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Before the COVID-19 pandemic hit, the economy was good; job-hopping, especially among young people, was common. Job-hopping refers to spending less than two years in a job position to find
If you feel that your child needs a creative hobby, one of your choices is having them learn to play an instrument. It can help them with developing their creativity
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According to the World Health Organization (WHO), mental health conditions affect around 450 million people in the world, placing mental health disorders as one the leading causes of ill-health and
With cases still rising in the US and other countries, the re-opening of schools for this year is being reconsidered. Since the risk of transmission is highest in densely-packed, indoor
It can be quite convenient to receive passive income regularly from your rental property. As a landlord or rental property owner, this is just one of several benefits you can
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