Boring Things You Can Do to Make a Lot More Money and Work Less

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Photo by Diyar Shahbaz on Unsplash Source: https://medium.com/ By: Tim Denning “Filthy rich and burned out sucks. Moderately wealthy and free is heaven.” Those who understand money, understand the universe. But life isn’t all about money, although mastering it can sure make things more interesting. That’s the challenge with money. Making more money is boring so it’s easy to never […]

The Secret to Learning Anything: Albert Einstein’s Advice to His Son.

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“That is the way to learn the most, that when you are doing something with such enjoyment that you don’t notice that the time passes.” Source: https://www.brainpickings.org/ BY MARIA POPOVA Here comes a fine addition to history’s greatest letters of fatherly advice from none other than Albert Einstein (March 14, 1879–April 18 1955) — brilliant physicist, proponent of peace, debater of […]

21 of the World’s Most Powerful Quotes Updated For Today.

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Words of wisdom from the world’s wisest thinkers are timeless, though the world continues to change every day. 1. “You must be the change you wish to see in the world.” — Gandhi “Live for what’s worth dying for, and leverage technology to create the world you wish to see.” 2. “Everybody is a genius. […]

The 10 deadliest pandemics of the past.

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10th – Antonina Plague (165–180) Surprisingly, and although we did not find out, this was one of the deadliest pandemics in history, as well as one of the oldest. Antonina’s plague occurred in 165-180 and she was able to take the lives of some five million people in Europe. Its spread began with the Romans, […]

A 105 Year-Old Japanese Doctor’s Guide to Living Longer

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Purpose is the key to a long life. Dr. Shigeaki Hinohara was a Japanese physician who gained much insight into his favourite question; what makes people live longer? He clearly practiced what he preached — he worked as a doctor until a few months before his death, at 105 years old. His wisdom for longer […]

10 Skills You Can Master During Isolation

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Much of the American workforce is now working from home due to self-isolation. Most of that group will feel complacent, as they’re being just productive enough to get by. But you’re not “most of the American workforce,” you’re an entrepreneur, and it’s in your DNA to go above and beyond. That said, why not use […]

7 Predictions for a Post-Coronavirus World.

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Remote work, automation, and telemedicine could soon become the new normal. The coronavirus pandemic will be remembered as a world-reordering event. Like the Great Depression, the fall of the Berlin Wall, and the 2008 global financial crisis, it will accelerate social and economic changes that would otherwise have taken years to materialize. However long it […]

Books to Read While Social Distancing

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As the COVID-19 outbreak continues to halt our freedom to partake in activities outside of our homes, many are seeking various forms of entertainment while staying put. While most of us are watching television shows, putting down the remote and picking up a good book might be the respite we need over the next few […]

Social Distancing? Here Are Some Museums To Visit From Your Couch

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Source: https://www.allaboutarizonanews.com/ Social distancing and relaxing at home for next few weeks? You should be. Kids are home from school, you may be home from work… so what do you do when the inevitable boredom hits? Here are some museums that offer virtual tours online: British Museum, London This iconic museum located in the heart […]

7 Habits that Seem Lazy (But Actually Let You Get More Done)

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Source: https://medium.com/ Scott H. Young In 1850, French economist Claude-Frédéric Bastiat published his famous essay, “Ce qu’on voit et ce qu’on ne voit pas” or, “What is seen and what is unseen.” In it, he argues against the “bad economist” who looks only to the initial effect of actions taken, and not their further consequences. […]