Kathleen spoke about stomach cancer being the fifth most common type of cancer, factors that may cause it, symptoms and how to protect against it. The post What Killed Napoleon? Stomach Cancer! first appeared on The Yakking Show.
I’m not a financial advisor; Superpowers for Good should not be considered investment advice. Seek counsel before making investment decisions. My Pick of the Week: Renegade Running Every Friday, I pick an investment opportunity from the list of offerings that my colleague Chandan prepares and publishes on Monday. I’ll look for both social impact and […]
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How many steps do I need to take in a day to improve my health? Walking has long been touted as one of the easiest and cheapest forms of exercise with a huge impact on overall well-being. In this blog post, we will explore how to get started on a walking program, the benefits of […]
The Greatest Happiness Principle: Guiding Ethical Decisions The Greatest Happiness Principle is the foundation of utilitarianism, a philosophy that values actions based on their ability to promote happiness and reduce pain. Created by Jeremy Bentham, this principle measures the rightness or wrongness of actions by their impact on the well-being of the majority. At its essence, […]
If you follow along on my personal shares in my emails, then you know that I’d been plagued with nasal issues in menopause. And with the amount of emails I received from other women, I feel that it’s more common than we realize. Quote of the day: “Losers visualize the penalties of failure. Winners visualize […]
Budget travel is an exciting and rewarding way to see the world, and in 2024, it’s becoming increasingly essential to keep costs low while exploring new destinations. Whether you’re a solo traveler embarking on your first adventure or a family heading to the beach or a theme park, traveling on a budget can make your […]
According to a 2019 Charles Schwab survey, about 59% of Americans considered themselves savers. However, more recent studies show that around 63% of people in the same demographic live paycheck to paycheck. When you’re just starting out, it can feel like your paychecks barely cover rent, utility bills, debt payments, and groceries. However, during inflationary […]
