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Is retirement planning a myth? According to a survey, 75% of Americans intend to continue working once they retire
Retirement used to sound like a full stop. Now it reads more like a comma. A lot of people want to keep some...
Why do nice people get taken advantage of?
The story often begins with a small yes. A manager asks for someone to polish a deck before tomorrow’s meeting. A classmate wonders...
What are the disadvantages of ambidexterity?
Ambidexterity arrives with a promise of fluidity. You picture yourself switching a spatula from one hand to the other while the kettle sings,...
How rare is it to be truly ambidextrous?
We talk about ambidexterity as if it is a secret doorway into special talent. The image is easy to picture. A person who...
Is there any benefit to being ambidextrous?
Most people think of ambidexterity as a party trick, a neat way to sign your name with either hand or to switch a...
Why is smiling a defense mechanism?
The smile that appears before words is not always a mirror of happiness. It is often a quick calculation, a signal that says...
How do I stop feeling useless in retirement?
Retirement can feel like walking into a quiet house after a long party. The music has faded. The lights are still warm, but...
Why am I so unhappy in retirement?
Retirement often begins with the hope of relief. The commute disappears, the inbox quiets, and sleep seems within reach at last. Yet many...
What happens to the brain after retirement?
Retirement does not turn the mind off. It invites the mind to reorganize its routines, to renegotiate what matters, and to unlearn the...
What is the biggest distraction for teen drivers?
A late afternoon sun slips through the windscreen and lays a soft, warm stripe across the dash. Traffic inches forward. Music hums in...
The importance of taking a break from work
Rest is often discussed as a wellness perk, but that framing understates its institutional value. In a modern firm, recovery is part of...
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