Dear Bosses, Encourage Your Employees to Take a Break Amid a Pandemic
Many of our summer vacation plans are canceled due to the pandemic. So, it’s no surprise to see your employees taking back the vacation leaves they already filed. The idea of taking paid time off (PTO) right now doesn’t sit right among many employees. For one, they would instead save their vacation for later in
3 Businesses that Will Still Thrive After the Pandemic
In business as in life, one door closes and another opens. While the coronavirus pandemic has shut down many companies, it also paves the way for new opportunities that will thrive even after this crisis is over. If you want to pivot, expand your company, or explore a new product or service, here are three
Travel and Earn: Making Money While You’re on a Perpetual Trip
Who does not want to travel? Humans seem to have that innate desire to be mobile and to explore different places. This is why traveling can be everyone’s thing. It lets you discover places that will give you wonderful experiences and memories that you will treasure forever. However, one thing stops many from traveling a
The Freelance Cheat Sheet: 4 Things You Need
Most adults start their day with desk jobs that require them to sit in the office for long hours. While facing your computer, you will find that such a career is unappealing to you. Spending most of your life doing a repetitive routine can leave an unsatisfying taste in your mouth. Fortunately, you can use
You Can’t Game the Stock Market, but You Can Win Long-term
Before making your first investment in the stock market, you’ve probably read some advice on which stocks to buy. Along the way, you might have received your fair share of warnings. The market is volatile; nothing is guaranteed. Still, in a way, it’s all a numbers game, right? Why do stock prices fluctuate? Might there
Ways to Improve Clinic Experience for Children & Parents
When you think back to your childhood, you would probably have a core memory of a hospital visit. Whether this memory is good or bad depends on many factors, including the hospital environment, the staff, and the treatment itself. Now, think of how your young patients feel when they visit your practice. Do they tend
Best Places Where You Can Retire in Comfort
Retired Americans can receive an average of $2,400 for monthly expenses from Social Security. When you combine those funds with personal savings, most can live a modest lifestyle after work. However, retiring abroad can provide you with better options, allowing you to enjoy your best life. So, after retiring from companies such as AT&T and
Turning Ripples into Waves: Simple Gestures with a Great Impact
When it comes to treating your fellow human, sometimes it can be better to be kind than to be right. You really cannot tell if another person is harboring serious problems or just wallowed in negative thoughts. So whether you are a student learning more about the world or a seasoned bankruptcy attorney who has
Why Social Media Archiving Matters
Social media is instrumental in generating leads, connecting with customers, and maintaining relationships with different audiences. However, there are certain risks that businesses and organizations are exposed to when using social media. Here are some examples: Risks of social media for businesses and organizations Damage to reputation The speed at which information travels through social