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5 Bad Habits You Should Drop For 2018
January 4, 2018
There are some bad habits you literally can’t afford to keep in 2018. From getting scammed to making poor personal and financial choices, some bad habits come with unexpected consequences. Below, we look at five bad habits you should drop to help ensure you have a safe and secure new year: 1. Living In The Past In a study that looked at the behaviors of 50,000 business leaders, researchers found that poor decision makers tended to rely on old data or old approaches that worked before.
Read More >5 Tips For Recovering From Your Holiday Breakup
December 20, 2017
Going through a recent breakup? You’re not the only one. A significant peak in breakups occurs two weeks before the winter holidays. It’s suggested that this season of breakups occurs because many would rather break up than “meet the family” (which typically coincides with the holidays) or are looking forward to the New Year, and therefore a fresh start. Unlike the days before social media, these days you might stay in contact with your ex.
Read More >6 Ways To Make The Holidays More Meaningful
December 8, 2017
Between holiday shopping sales and keeping the kids busy on winter break, it’s easy to forget about the true meaning of the holidays. This year, take a step back and think about what will make this holiday season extra special for you and your family. Whatever holiday you may be celebrating—Christmas, Hanukkah or your version of a winter holiday—there are ways to make the holidays more meaningful. Here are six ways to create a more meaningful holiday season:
Read More >Best True Crime Shows Of 2017
December 21, 2017
Got a thirst for binging on dark content? If so, the shows, documentaries, and podcasts of 2017 about true crime stories should be more than satisfactory. From unsolved mysteries to stranger-than-fiction revelations, we look back at some of the best shows this year about true crime: 1. Dirty John Podcast) Dirty John, a six-part podcast from the Los Angeles Times and journalist Christopher Goffard, tells the riveting story of how one woman and her family were affected by a diabolical man she met from an online dating site.
Read More >Dysfunctional Family? How To Survive The Holiday Season
December 20, 2017
It’s easy to be excited about holiday gatherings when you get along with your relatives. For some of us, however, a dysfunctional family dynamic can be a source of intense stress this time of year. Emotional difficulties with family members are often exacerbated by hectic holiday travel and being stuck in close quarters together, which makes this season less than jolly for many people. If you’re dreading seeing certain relatives for the holidays, there are things you can do to mitigate the anxiety.
Read More >How Older Online Daters Can Thrive
December 1, 2017
Good news for older singles: there are others out there who share the same values as you. A recent study that looked at the profiles of online daters discovered an intriguing insight into how age affects the way that we portray ourselves. The researchers found that older singles (50 and up) tend to be happy about their existing social connections, but want to expand them. Individuals in this age bracket used more pronouns such as “us” and “we” that emphasized friends and family.
Read More >Santa Letter Scam: Key Warning Signs
December 13, 2017
For many children, writing their annual letter to Santa Claus is almost as exciting as finding gifts under the tree on Christmas morning. Imagine how excited they’d be if Jolly Old St. Nick himself sent a reply. That’s why parents, eager to please their little ones during the holiday season, are the perfect target for a cyberscam involving letters from Santa. For the last several years, the Better Business Bureau has reported numerous fraudulent websites claiming to sell personalized letters from Santa Claus.
Read More >Save Your Mom From Dirty John
December 6, 2017
Online daters beware: This story will send shivers down your spine. Dirty John, a six-part podcast from the Los Angeles Times and journalist Christopher Goffard, tells the riveting story of how one woman and her family were affected by a diabolical man she met from an online dating site. The podcast moves like a mystery thriller. One aspect of the story opens the door to another; you know something terrible is going to happen, but you’ll never predict what and when.
Read More >The Confession Tapes on Netflix: 3 Key Lessons
November 30, 2017
“All of us could falsely confess to something. It might take you a week; it might take me an hour. But we’re all going to have our breaking point.” This is an excerpt from The Confession Tapes—a Netflix documentary that looks at true stories of false murder confessions. The idea that someone would admit to a crime he or she didn’t commit may seem unbelievable, until you take a closer look at the psychological effects of interrogations.
Read More >The Rich Person's Playbook
December 14, 2017
Research suggests that the divide between the rich and poor has never been greater. Other than being born into a massive inheritance, what is it that leads the rich to be rich in the first place? Tom Corley, author of the award-winning book Rich Habits: The Daily Success Habits of Wealthy People, spent five-years studying 233 millionaires and 128 poor people and surmised that often one’s wealth has more to do with habits.
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