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8 things millennials say at work that make their Gen Z coworkers lose all respect for them

Tension: Millennials champion workplace authenticity while clinging to corporate language that signals the exact ...
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Eric Dane died surrounded by his wife and daughters after a courageous battle with ALS. He was 53

Eric Dane spent his final year turning a fatal diagnosis into a public mission — and in doing so, exposed the uncomfortable gap between how culture mourns celebrities and how it funds the diseases ...
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Behavioural science explains why the lower middle class experiences more financial anxiety than those below them — proximity to comfort without security creates a sp…

The people most anxious about money aren't the ones who have the least — they're the ones close enough to comfort to feel ...
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A drunk woman in Singapore was jailed for slapping a taxi driver after refusing to pay a $24 fare

A $24 taxi fare in Singapore became a jail sentence — not because of the unpaid bill, but because of what happened when accountability met intoxication.
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There’s a specific kind of loneliness that comes from being successful at exactly the life you never wanted

She’s a corporate lawyer — the kind of lawyer that other lawyers admire. Her billable hours are exceptional. Her cases are ...
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Psychology says happy people with modest possessions share one cognitive pattern that wealthy unhappy people almost never develop. They evaluate their lives by depth of ...

The woman with the smallest home on the block told me something last autumn that I haven't stopped thinking about — and it had nothing to do with money.
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6 Warren Buffett quotes that reveal the uncomfortable gap between what most people say they believe about money and how they actually behave

Most people can recite Warren Buffett's wisdom from memory — and then spend the next forty-eight hours doing the exact ...
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I’m 65 and the most contented person on my street is a 72-year-old woman with a small apartment, one good coat, and a kind of inner stillness I spent decades trying to buy my ...

I spent thirty years helping teenagers figure out who they were, then retired and tried to figure out who I was by filling every room with proof I'd made it. My neighbor Gloria figured it out with far ...
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I replaced my entire content workflow with AI for 90 days—here’s what actually happened to my income

On January 1st, I made a decision that would have been unthinkable to me a year ago. I handed over my entire content production process to AI tools. Every article outline, every first draft, every ...
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Psychology says the most addictive feature of social media isn’t the content you see. It’s the unpredictability of whether the next scroll will deliver something that ...

The slot machine in your pocket doesn't need better content to keep you scrolling — it just needs you to never know what's ...
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Psychology says people over 60 who reduce social media use report something unexpected. Not withdrawal, but the return of a kind of sustained attention they assumed aging had ...

They didn't get sharper by training their brains — they got sharper by removing the thing that was training their brains to never finish a thought.
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I watched my grandmother live her final years in our home with two suitcases of belongings and more peace than anyone else in the house. At 65, I’m only now beginning to ...

My grandmother owned almost nothing in her final years — and radiated a kind of stillness that made everyone around her, with their full closets and packed schedules, look like they were drowning.