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Regarding lifestyle, happiness is one of the most sought-after qualities. People often associate happiness with the place they call home, and it's no surprise that many of us strive to live in the happiest cities in the world. The happiness index is a metric used to measure the overall well-being...

For many people, the morning starts with coffee, soda, tea, or an energy drink. It’s an attempt to boost energy, mood, and alertness — to sharpen your mind for the day. You may feel like that caffeine buzz is boosting your brainpower. But there’s a downside.  Caffeine is not an...

Perfumes are a type of fragrance used to enhance the scent of a person or an object. They are made by mixing essential oils, aromatic compounds, and solvents. They are typically worn on the skin and clothing. Perfumes are often associated with luxury and glamour. Many high-end perfumes are known...

I was lucky enough to see The Lehman Trilogy at the Gillian Lynne Theatre in London last month. What a brilliant play: sharp script, clever set, perfect direction, simply brilliant performances. Every second of the three hours and twenty minutes was unmissable. But there was one moment in particular that...

It never ceases to amaze me how many entrepreneurs I speak to who dream of making a positive difference in the world but never seem to get off of the starting line in making it happen. When I ask them why they haven’t done anything substantial to get their message...

Being a mom is one of the most challenging tests in a woman's life. The sacrifices she has to make for her children's sake are countless. Even though fathers gain some equality over parenting, mothers still have a special place in our hearts because they are closer to children due...

There are tons of considerations that a young college hopeful needs to take into account. You cannot select a college from the degree program to tuition fee unless you are well-informed whether that college is where you belong. One of the many considerations in the process is accreditation. If you...

40 million employees left their jobs after the pandemic, according to the New York Times. Where are they now? Well, according to the same article, the majority of people traded low-paying jobs that made them miserable for better-paying jobs that fulfilled them. The pandemic did not cause the great resignation,...

Charles Adu Boahen has built a truly remarkable career. A Ghanaian political figure who has led financial firms in multiple countries, invested in highly successful real estate ventures, and is by trade a chemical engineer, Adu Boahen has made breadth and depth his purview for over three decades. The value...

You don’t have to be the secretary of HUD to see that the U.S. is in the midst of an unprecedented housing crisis. According to an October 2021 Pew Research Center survey, “about half of U.S. adults (49%) say the availability of affordable housing is a major problem.”  Rising real...