Famous Insults: The Richness of Language
The Irish playwright Oscar Wilde was famous for his wit: ‘Some cause happiness wherever they go; others whenever they go.’
How Laughter Reduces Stress and Boosts Immunity
‘Sincere laughter dramatically reduces cortisol (the stress hormone) and adrenaline levels.
The Magic of Morning Coffee
Thus, morning coffee delivers a powerful double blow: the aroma tunes the brain to a positive mood and reduces stress, while caffeine physically blocks fatigue and boosts productivity.
How to deal with Social Media Trolls
Many people ignore the problem of trolling on social networks, even though this form of energy draining can lead to prolonged depression.
Switzerland: Europe’s Most Uninhabitable Country
Does Switzerland really have a high standard of living? The average net salary in Geneva or Zurich can indeed reach 7,000–7,300 euros per month. But let’s honestly see where this money flies.
Stop looking back on what didn’t work out
You’re going to find new opportunities and put them to work. You will meet new people who will respect you and who will be attentive, sensitive, kind, genuine and real.
Global Inequality: Who Holds the Wealth?
‘The result is a world where a tiny minority commands unprecedented financial power. At the same time, billions remain excluded from even basic economic stability,’ the authors wrote.
HOW DO COURT RECORDERS KEEP A STRAIGHT FACE?
These are from a book called Disorder in the Courts and are things people actually said in court, word for word, taken down and published by court reporters that had the torment of staying calm while the exchanges were taking place.
OH, FOR THE SIMPLE LIFE
Purchasing a digital camera, I rejoiced that the device was small enough to fit neatly into my shirt pocket; Sadly, the instruction manual, which needed downloading, was the size of a London telephone directory.
THE MAN WHO HAS THE WORLD RIDING ON AIR
Decades later, in 1898, entrepreneur Frank Seiberling founded a tire company and named it Goodyear, to honor the man who gave the world rubber that worked for all of mankind.
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