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Coronavirus: The Swiss Cheese Strategy
How Any Country Can Learn to Dance and Stop the Coronavirus
Medium - Tomas Pueyo Are You Living Your Life In Your Own Way?
Success can be measured in many ways, but ultimately this is the only measure that really matters.
BY THOMAS KOULOPOULOS, FOUNDER, DELPHI GROUP This 6-word sentence will give you complete freedom and high performance
The worst possible advice is to "lower your expectations."
"Expect everything and attach to nothing." Carrie Campbell This 15-30 minute routine makes your brain healthier, younger, and smarter
“Everything popular is wrong” — Oscar Wilde. In the book, BLUE ZONES: Lessons for Living Longer From the People Who’ve Lived the Longest, author Dan Buettner details some incredible science on how to live the longest possible life.
People Are Sharing Advice They Thought Was "Useless" Until They Tried It And Holy Heck, It's Good
A while back we took a look at some "useless" pieces of advice Reddit users had received, only to realize that — upon implementing the advice — it was quite useful. These incredibly pure and surprisingly wholesome stories sparked even MORE responses from the social media community!
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Secrets from a former FBI negotiator on how to get what you want
Chris Voss is the CEO & Founder of the Black Swan Group Ltd and the author of Never Split The Difference: Negotiating As If Your Life Depended On It
The Importance of Forearm Strength and How to Build It
Do you have weak forearms? Is your lack of forearm strength holding you back? Get-Fit Guy answers a listener's question and gets to the bottom of this weakness.
The Lake Surprise Loop Might Be One Of The Most Beautiful Short-And-Sweet Hikes To Take In New Jersey
There are so many wonderful ways to enjoy the natural beauty that New Jersey has to offer
Move to Lift Your Mood
Feeling anxious? Angry? Hostile? Depressed? There may be an exercise to help with that.
by Michael Dregni for Bergen Review Why I Moved To New Jersey
A story by Isabella Lipuma. Blogger and Bergen Review Media contributor.
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Google Identifies Its Very Best Leaders Using These 13 Questions
Google surveys its employees using this set of discerning questions.
Here's How Science Knows in Less Than 15 Minutes if a Couple Will Stay Married
It's all about how you disagree. Because everyone, in every kind of relationship, eventually disagrees.
Neuroscience Says Your Body and Mind Get Stronger When You Focus on This 1 Thing
The research is clear. You can improve your physical and mental health by thinking this more frequently.
The 7 Biggest Positive News Stories In New Jersey History
For better or worse, big things have happened in New Jersey. As a history buffs, we love learning about the headlines of the past.
8 Free Streaming Services to Save You From Subscription Hell
You may not have heard of Tubi, Pluto TV, or Kanopy—but they're the perfect cure for subscription fatigue.
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First Comes Love, Then Comes…a Shared Address, If You’re Dating in Today’s Society
Clearly, we’re not in the same dating world my grandparents inhabited. The way in which we, as a society, approach love has changed drastically in the last few generations and decades.
The Great Falls In New Jersey Will Soon Be Surrounded By Beautiful Fall Colors
It’s officially Fall in New Jersey and beautiful foliage isn’t far behind.
How This Entrepreneur Created A $1.1 Billion Company At 22 Years Old
Henrique Dubugras has accomplished more in just 22 years than most entrepreneurs aspire to in a lifetime. He’s started multiple companies, won coding competitions, attended some of the most envied learning places, started multiple companies, hired hundreds of people and raised millions of dollars.
The Tyranny of “Back to School”
The stories of how university life has changed are reported in the news daily. We read stories of students being expelled, for congregating, partying, and being kids. The Washington Post reports how it was all ‘so predictable’.
This is how to make friends as an adult: 5 secrets backed by research
When you were a kid it was a lot easier. In college, you almost had to be trying not to make friends.
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