Retirement is often associated with newfound freedom and more hours to rest and unwind. However, many retirees long for meaningful engagement and a little extra “fun” money even after they officially quit their 9-to-5. A retiree who wants to continue working usually looks for a job that offers flexibility and the chance to utilize a …
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“Aging is inevitable; growing old is a choice,” wrote the author Joseph Rain, and many people tend to agree. Whether you envision your golden years filled with travel, gardening, tasting wine at Sunday fairs, or learning how to surf with your grandkids, the key to a happy, thriving “future you” lies in the daily choices …
While some workers worry that AI threatens the job security of their professions, in health care, where worker demand is still growing, artificial intelligence may augment the administrative burden of an understaffed, overworked, and stressed workforce. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the sector will grow much faster than the overall employment average, adding …
Remote work has transformed how millions of Americans approach their jobs. While many workplaces adopted telework out of necessity due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the trend has evolved from a rare exception to common practice. It’s impacted everything from public transportation patterns to housing markets to such a degree that some have called it a …
New Year’s resolutions are a powerful tradition. They’re an opportunity to turn over a new leaf and chase ambitions with fresh determination. But sticking to them is easier said than done. Still, the act of setting goals reflects our collective desire to improve and grow. A survey conducted by Statista revealed what Americans were striving …
New Year’s Eve isn’t just another holiday, it’s a time when cultures around the world put their unique stamp on welcoming the future. As a kid, I thought everyone celebrated New Year’s the same way we did: watching the ball drop and counting down to midnight. But as I’ve grown older and learned about traditions …
Communication is the great equalizer. From delivering a presentation to sorting out dinner plans or deciphering an email that might be passive-aggressively circling back on something you forgot to do, we all rely on our ability to connect and convey meaning. Yet, so much of what’s critical to effective communication falls into a category that …
Assassination attempts are chilling reminders of the lengths some will go to silence or eliminate those who challenge the status quo. But there are remarkable stories of resilience for every tragic loss– people who stared death in the face and walked away. Their survival often altered the course of history, inspired movements, or solidified their …
Winter driving presents unique challenges beyond the usual wear and tear of everyday travel. With icy roads, freezing temperatures, and unpredictable weather, being unprepared can turn a simple trip into a stressful or even dangerous situation. Having the right tools and supplies in your car is critical to staying safe during the colder months. The …
Celebrating while grieving feels like a betrayal. I lost my dad in October 2018, and I just didn’t want Christmas to come. How would we smile, give gifts, and eat ham when the family patriarch slept six feet under? (Un)fortunately, the sun set and rose again, and the holiday rolled in. Twinkling lights and cheerful …
There’s something special about being born in the 1970s. It was a decade of disco, shag carpets, and big cultural shifts, and while you may not remember every detail, the world you entered was full of vibrant, unforgettable moments. Being born in this era left a lasting mark on you, from the toys that shaped …