Tips for anyone dealing with stress or anxiety as a result of COVID-19: Maintaining Mental and Physical Health During COVID-19
Opening the Curtain on Act III
My beloved boo has a new blog post after 16 months and it’s well worth the read…
I walked away from a well-paying job on Valentine’s Day without a definitive plan of what was next to come. I just knew it was time, and I’ve stopped trying to unknow what I know. When asked why I was leaving, two reasons were provided. 1) It was time to follow my heart and 2) The people I had strived to serve for the past 11 years would always hold a place in my heart; there was no more appropriate day to depart.
At a meeting with my financial planner last year, it was suggested I was on track to (somewhat) comfortably retire in 5 years. That would have been on or after my birthday in 2023. What does it mean to comfortably retire? Generally, it means having worked, invested and accumulated financial resources substantial enough to do whatever one’s heart desires for the remainder of days.
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Stanford psychology expert: These are the top 3 things kids need—but most parents fail to provide
Hint: It’s not the latest iPhone…
Distractions satisfy deficiencies, explains Nir Eyal, a Stanford psychology professor. So when kids aren’t given the nutrients that their brain needs, they are more likely to overdo unhealthy behaviors: Stanford psychology expert: These are the top 3 things kids need—but most parents fail to provide
The Punishing Signal in collaboration with Mumbai Police #HonkResponsibly
Honk more, wait more…
Why Communication Contains a Lot of Lies
Do you think communication is an effort to share truth? It ain’t necessarily so: Why Communication Contains a Lot of Lies
New Research Shows How Sleep Clears Toxins from the Brain
The sleeping brain performs critical functions that affect cognition and memory: New Research Shows How Sleep Clears Toxins from the Brain
What makes someone gay? Science is trying to get it straight.
Taking the fourth spot on Big Think’s 2019 top 10 countdown is the question: Evolutionarily speaking, is being gay still something of an enigma?: #4: What makes someone gay? Science is trying to get it straight. | Top 10 2019
Another Way to Defend Against Depression After the Holidays?
A new link between diet and mood disorders: Another Way to Defend Against Depression After the Holidays?
Raising Devendra
What happens when you treat artificial intelligence with unconditional love: Raising Devendra
Robotic Dog Aims To Help Police Take A Bite Out Of Crime
A new robotic police dog is being used in Massachusetts. While police robotics aren’t new, they are raising questions about oversight and whether they could be weaponized: Robotic Dog Aims To Help Police Take A Bite Out Of Crime
This shit is scary AF! Anyone who thinks this is cool hasn’t seen the Black Mirror Episode called Metalhead…
6 Tips to Maintain the Calm During the Chaos of the Holidays
We all feel stressed at some time or other. Here are some de-stressing methods: 6 Tips to Maintain the Calm During the Chaos of the Holidays
Joshua Chamberlain: The Deciding Moment
Disregard the religiosity at the end if you will, but this video makes an interesting point. If Joshua Chamberlain were not the man he was would the world be the same? i.e. could Hitler have won, etc.?
GMail, Google and GSuite Accounts: @dottotech sorts it out
Are you confused about how Google Accounts work within Gmail and G Suite? Watch this:
Here’s something I want to add to Steve’s observations…
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