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Photo by Johannes Plenio on Unsplash Can you imagine a minute without breathing, for instance? It’s obviously important, but it’s very easy to take for granted. Air quality in the US is fine in general, but there are some areas that could surely improve. Air pollution is no joke. We’ve come a long way since the […]

Today, let’s chat about why super smart people often prefer being by themselves. You might have noticed that some really bright folks enjoy their own company more than others. Well, let’s find out why! Not Many Brainy Buddies Imagine being a super smart cookie in a sea of regular cookies. It’s tough to find others

Photo by Priscilla Du Preez 🇨🇦 on Unsplash Attraction plays a significant role in our lives, influencing how we connect with people, form relationships, and operate within society. Attractive individuals tend to be more likable and make better impressions. They’re perceived as more interesting, engaging, and desirable by friends and partners alike. The real question isn’t

Photo by Pedro Araújo on Unsplash In order to help you reach more people on Medium, this article presents the hottest tags right now and those with the most usage. If you choose any of these tags for your stories, you’ll have a very high chance of high SEO on Medium in 2024. Your story will

Photo by Majestic Lukas on Unsplash Sadness is that annoying guest who doesn’t know when to arrive and when to leave. The first thing we want to do when it knocks on our door is to slam it shut. However, lurking behind its dark veil is a precious gift that has the potential to inspire and

Unveiling the Illusion This is Hannah Neilman. Hannah and her husband Daniel own Ballerina Farm. On this farm, the Neilmans live a picturesque farmhouse lifestyle with their children in tow. The farm looks like it was made in the 1800s, and the family kind of does too. Concealing Fortunes Hannah records this quaint farm life

Photo by Firosnv. Photography on Unsplash Let’s pause for a moment in this grow-the-economy-at-all-costs world and ask ourselves a few basic questions. So, I hear that everyone wants to be a programmer now. What then? What happens if coding isn’t for me? Will I be condemned to a life of vagrancy, pointless toil? Just take Colonel

I recently turned 28 which means my 20s are almost done, and damn and it feels like extreme relief, but taught me a lot and that’s what this is going to be about: seven things I wish I knew at 20. The most powerful lessons that I’ve personally learned over the past decade. Enjoy! Number

Jordan Peterson was 25 years old when it all began. He was young, uncertain, and vulnerable. His hair was long as he neared his science philosophy graduate school exit exams. He was also struggling with drugs. ‘Before you knew, your girlfriend’s mother would answer the door, and you’d tripped your balls off,’ he told me