Busy, busy, busy. It's easy to get overwhelmed and it's easy to make excuses for why we aren't getting anything done. Our jobs demand a lot is us, there's traffic to fight, and the distractions of TV and Facebook are just a click away.
Worried about your child's smartphone use getting out of hand? You should be. A new study finds that teens who are hooked on their phones and other digital devices are "markedly" unhappier than their less-plugged-in peers.
There is no doubt that many parts of the globe are in crisis, and to many it seems as though a natural or man-made disaster could strike in their area at any moment. While it is always important to have certain basic first aid items like Band-Aids a
I don't use phones very often; most days I talk on the phone no more than once or twice, and often not at all. Phone calls interrupt me, and interruptions waste a lot of my time… I have to figure out where I was before the call, reassemble the pi
Scroll through some young guy's Tumblr or Instagram feed and you're bound to find a picture of a menacing-looking wolf with blood around its chops or a lone wolf howling at the moon.
Do you have a smartphone? Get rid of it. Rationalize it all you want but it is robbing you of some of the best aspects of being alive and in the now and present. Reading doesn't take place until your eyes are off the page.
With all of the ridiculous new regulations, coddling, and societal mores that seem to be the norm these days, it's a miracle those of us over 30 survived our childhoods.
2016 was the year I became obsessed with my personal finances. My job as the chief operating officer of a mid-sized non-profit organization–managing spending, cash flow, employee benefits, etc.–inspired me to ask the question: