The Characteristics of Politics Attract These Types of People
People get into politics for a variety of reasons. Some like to help their community, while others have a personal agenda to follow. The art of politics is simi...
Author: Scott Larson
How Meaningful Graffiti Can Send a Powerful Message
The protests surrounding the murder of George Floyd have led to a surge of meaningful graffiti in cities all over the world. It has also led to destructive acti...
How to Find Yourself Spiritually in 7 Steps
It is not uncommon for people to feel lost in life. One of the ways to keep moving forward is to find yourself spiritually. Discovering your spiritual side does...
The Lasting Impact of COVID-19 on Healthcare Workers
COVID-19 required a global healthcare response that hadn’t been seen in more than a century. Doctors, nurses, and support personnel found themselves working lon...
Benefits and Challenges of Homeschooling
We’ve got a freelancer who does some occasional work for us. He lives near one of the first pockets of COVID-19 reported in the United States, and he’s got four...
Why Millions Rejected Social Distancing Guidelines
Walking into a grocery store in a post-COVID-19 world is a unique experience. Stickers on the floor tell you to walk down aisles in one direction. More signs as...
How to Avoid Burnout by Learning the Art of Doing Nothing
The art of doing nothing is the antithesis of the modern schedule. It is a concept that many societies have at some level, with the Italians calling it la dolce...
Should Big Tech Companies Track Our Social Circles?
Big Tech companies are going all-in when developing tracking technology. The goal of this effort is to create a system of contact tracing so that it is easier t...
Will Movie Theaters Survive the Coronavirus Pandemic?
Studios have more leverage over movie theaters because of the coronavirus pandemic than ever before. Even if the specialty chains or major companies survive an ...
Why COVID-19 Came Back to Hong Kong and What It Means for Americans
Hong Kong received plenty of praise in February and early March for keeping its coronavirus infections at low numbers. Then COVID-19 returned with a vengeance i...