Don’t Get Up For Work
By Jessica Scarpati – Sitting is the new smoking — that’s been the ominous takeaway in recent years from a growing body of research showing our sedentary lifestyle is to
Workplace & Tech
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The Skinny Even though a lot of people are working from home these days, commuting to work is still a way of life for many. Beyond it being kind of
Look Away From Blue Light Blockers
By Sean Zucker – Everyone’s been there. Eyes are dried out and the mind is tried because there’s been just too much time spent looking at a phone, television or
The Smart Phone’s Sobering Opportunity
By John Salak – Cell phones may soon become a new and effective weapon in the battle against drunk driving and over-indulging in general. For years, cell phones have used
Kickin’ Butts
By Sean Zucker – There is little pushback these days on the health hazards tied to smoking cigarettes. What was once contended is now recognized fact that the chemicals in
One Tiny Step For Man
The atom, iPhones, Baby Yoda – sometimes a lot of power can come from very small packages. Could the same hold true for decision making? BJ Fogg, PhD, believes tiny
A Better Image Of Selfies
By John Salak – Selfies don’t exactly have a great reputation. They are kind of an exercise in look at me self-obsession. This, of course, doesn’t stop them from being
Thyme & Money
By Jessica Scarpati – The produce section of a grocery store has at least one thing going for it: radical availability. But supermarket strawberries or tomatoes purchased in the dead
Mental Health Apps Abound
By Juliann Kelly – With a pandemic forcing people across the globe to shelter in place, in-person interaction is not only limited, it’s discouraged. The result is that anxiety and
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