The better you plan ahead to use cash instead of credit, the more money you will save. — By Allyson Dennen End of the year holidays is one of the most significant spending times of the year for most of us. Retailers expect October through December to bring in their highest profit margins of the year. …

When is the problem going to be addressed? — By Michael Kasdan I’ve written about football and CTE for a long time for The Good Men Project. The below statement from earlier this week by former Alabama star QB and current Miami Dolphins’ QB, Tua Tagovailoa, who has been at the center of the latest NFL controversy about head…

You shouldn’t have to ask your partner to participate in all aspects of running the home and family. — By Lesli Doares A 2020 Gallup Poll of 3000 heterosexual couples revealed that women continue to do more of the physical and emotional labor in families regardless of age, income, or workload. This is often referred to as mental load or the second shift. Yes, men are engaged in more…

Unfortunately DEI is a polarizing topic in the workplace — some employees want way more to be done, and some are just starting to understand it is a problem. — By Julie Kratz We fear what we do not understand Unfortunately DEI is a polarizing topic in the workplace — some employees want way more to be done, and some are just starting to understand it is a problem. As humans, we fear what we do not understand. By definition, we do not know the lived experiences…

Why understanding the paradigm shift from seeking meaning to making meaning is crucial. — By Eric Maisel [This post is excerpted from Why Smart Teens Hurt. To learn more, please take a look!] Children grow up believing in quests, in the quest to rescue the trapped princess, the quest to return the magic stone to its rightful place, the quest to save the world…

Life is an adventure. We handle bad scenarios, depression, guilt, and anxiety differently. — By Jacob Maslow Marriage is supposed to be your day to shine in the sun — the happiest day of your life. Unfortunately, it doesn’t always end up that way, and too often, it’s easy to get mired in the depth of depression for various reasons. Depression after your wedding…

I mean, it’s obvious to you as well, isn’t it? — By John Pavlovitz Dear Compassionate, Faithful, Patriotic Republican Voters, You see it too, don’t you? I mean, it’s obvious to you as well, isn’t it? I don’t think I have to list it all here for you: every Constitutional assault, every human rights rollback, every bit of Supreme Court overreach…

Mental health problems worldwide have also become increasingly prevalent, and global warming has already produced a number of involuntary migrations as people flee increasingly uninhabitable conditions in their home countries. — By Michael Sutherland Rates of disease, malnutrition and premature death are increasing around the world. Mental health problems worldwide have also become increasingly prevalent, and global warming has already produced a number of involuntary migrations as people flee increasingly uninhabitable conditions in their home countries. The impacts are distributed very…

Putting two and two together into infinity. — By Ira Rabois I look outside the window right now and see maple trees with orange and reddish yellow leaves reaching into a tender blue sky. And lower down, green leaves, with burnt red Virginia creeper clinging to maples all cabled together with grape vines. And lower still, deutzia and…