• Small Business Open Coronavirus Jpg
    Management,  News

    Real World Resilience and Why Shady Elhami Says It Matters in Business

    There is nothing like a pandemic to test the mettle of individuals and the corporate world. Suddenly the word “resilience” became commonly used. There are now Tedx Talks about it, psychologists study it, and there is an abundance of articles from the likes of Forbes, Harvard and MIT. Powerhouse people have the concept at the forefront of their thoughts – and for good reason. Resilience holds a lot of weight.

  • Quantum Molecules
    Physics

    Quantum Molecules Are a Possibility, Shows a New Study by Physicists at the University of Chicago

    Physicists have always wanted to influence and control quantum molecules for success in doing so would result in technology feats like earthquake sensors which can change our lifestyle for the better. It had been a long-sought dream of atomic physicists to bring multiple molecules together in a single quantum state and researchers at the University of Chicago succeeded in doing so. Scientists at the University of Chicago just published a paper on April 28th in Nature, which states a methodology used to bring multiple molecules together in a single quantum state. This success opens doors to many more discoveries and progression in the field of quantum physics. “People have been…

  • Registered Nurse
    Higher Education

    10 Benefits of Online Over Campus-Based Nursing Degrees

    The demand for good nurses today is higher than ever before, leading to a significant increase in the type of nursing education programs that are available. Whether you’re a high school student applying to college and want a career that allows you to be there for and care for others or are considering a complete career change and feel that nursing is your calling, there’s now more choice than ever before to consider when it comes to deciding how you are going to get your degree.

  • Doctor
    General Education

    4 Reasons to Schedule a Physical Every Year

    For a lot of people, a trip to the doctor’s office might seem like a nuisance. Others may have a genuine mistrust of doctors or a fear of medical facilities. As a result, many individuals don’t schedule regular trips to the doctor’s office. Unfortunately, skipping your annual checkup can have serious negative consequences. Here, we’ll list several key reasons why it’s always important to visit your doctor at least once a year –– no matter your age or current health status: 1. Preventative Screening Just because you don’t think you have a health problem, it doesn’t mean you’re actually completely healthy. Many medical conditions are asymptomatic; some may appear innocuous…

  • Nurse Career
    General Education

    3 Healthy Decisions that Can Have an Immediate Positive Impact

    When it comes to health and wellness, patience is a prerequisite. Indeed, whether you want to run a marathon, or lose twenty pounds, or develop better eating habits, it could take months or even years to achieve your health goals. However, that doesn’t mean you should ignore the here and now. In fact, making some small changes now can have an immediate and positive impact on your overall well-being.

  • Car Audio Subwoofer
    Gadget

    When it Comes to Car Subwoofers, it’s All About the Bass (No Treble)

    For some people, the type and style of car they drive is only of secondary importance to the sound system contained within. Maybe you’re driving a minivan that you use to cart the kids to soccer and Pop Warner football games on the weekends. Or perhaps you drive a pickup truck back and forth to the construction site each day. Or maybe you’re a young person who can only afford a used car while you work your way up in the world. One thing that remains true for you, no matter what you’re driving, is that your stereo system sounds great. That said, the car experts will tell you that…

  • Businesswoman Interview
    Corporate Law,  Management,  News

    How Iceland is Closing the Gender Pay Gap

    A law took effect in Iceland on January 1, 2018, mandating women and men receive equal pay for equal work in business concerns employing more than 25 people. Of course, Iceland has long been recognized as a world leader in gender equality. Women must hold nearly half the Icelandic corporate board seats by law. Moreover, women hold some 41.5 percent of the island nation’s managerial positions.