COVID-19 has affected everything as we know it, even domestic relationships. Since the start of the pandemic, law offices are seeing more divorce inquiries and courthouses are becoming overcrowded with backlogged proceedings. But why are people deciding to split while we’re in the middle of a global health crisis? There are many possible reasons for
From time immemorial secret societies have existed — from clandestine groups aiming to change the world to mere collectives pursuing certain interests. The US is no stranger to secret societies. Rumor and conspiracy theories surmise that they are actively steering society as you know it. From the Founding Fathers The Freemasons, one of the oldest
Living in a pandemic-stricken world is nowhere easy. Even after a few months after the first cases were recorded, we still fear about going out to eat or even running important errands for fear of getting the virus. As we continue to shelter in place, we observe the necessary steps to keep the virus out
Have you ever wondered why you keep working late into the night even if you are not required to do so? What drives you to do it? Some of us may be the type of people who want to give their best in everything they do just because they could. But for sure, many of
So, it’s a Friday. You’ve been working really hard on a marketing pitch for your client for two weeks now. You are at the top of your game, employed in a well-known brand consulting company, and working with the greatest office mates ever. Your bosses adore you, your teammates love you, and your clients love
According to the United States census, the divorce rate is 7.6% for every 1,000 people as of 2018. This is a staggering number compared to 3.2% recorded in 2016. There are a lot of cultural, societal, and economic factors for divorce. However, in this day and age, technology definitely plays a huge role in married
Sometimes, we face setbacks no matter how carefully we plan our lives. Despite giving everything to reach our goals, we find ourselves stuck and being held back. It’s all part of the process, and there’s always something we can do about it. When we finally decide that something needs to be done, the situation at
Because of the nature of their business practices, nonprofits encounter numerous financial hurdles throughout their existence. Regardless of how solid their management is, many nonprofits will struggle with financing even their general operations. From restrictive grant supports to a lack in resource management, many nonprofits spend more time trying to patch together funding instead of
When people say “hazardous waste,” most would imagine tanks or vats filled with slimy, dangerous-looking substances, but this is not always the case. The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) defines hazardous waste as any type of waste that is harmful to both humans or the environment. This can be any waste (in solid, liquid,
COVID-19 has affected everything as we know it, even domestic relationships. Since the start of the pandemic, law offices are seeing more divorce inquiries and courthouses are becoming overcrowded with backlogged proceedings. But why are people deciding to split while we’re in the middle of a global health crisis? There are many possible reasons for
From time immemorial secret societies have existed — from clandestine groups aiming to change the world to mere collectives pursuing certain interests. The US is no stranger to secret societies. Rumor and conspiracy theories surmise that they are actively steering society as you know it. From the Founding Fathers The Freemasons, one of the oldest
Living in a pandemic-stricken world is nowhere easy. Even after a few months after the first cases were recorded, we still fear about going out to eat or even running important errands for fear of getting the virus. As we continue to shelter in place, we observe the necessary steps to keep the virus out
Have you ever wondered why you keep working late into the night even if you are not required to do so? What drives you to do it? Some of us may be the type of people who want to give their best in everything they do just because they could. But for sure, many of
So, it’s a Friday. You’ve been working really hard on a marketing pitch for your client for two weeks now. You are at the top of your game, employed in a well-known brand consulting company, and working with the greatest office mates ever. Your bosses adore you, your teammates love you, and your clients love
According to the United States census, the divorce rate is 7.6% for every 1,000 people as of 2018. This is a staggering number compared to 3.2% recorded in 2016. There are a lot of cultural, societal, and economic factors for divorce. However, in this day and age, technology definitely plays a huge role in married
Sometimes, we face setbacks no matter how carefully we plan our lives. Despite giving everything to reach our goals, we find ourselves stuck and being held back. It’s all part of the process, and there’s always something we can do about it. When we finally decide that something needs to be done, the situation at
Because of the nature of their business practices, nonprofits encounter numerous financial hurdles throughout their existence. Regardless of how solid their management is, many nonprofits will struggle with financing even their general operations. From restrictive grant supports to a lack in resource management, many nonprofits spend more time trying to patch together funding instead of
When people say “hazardous waste,” most would imagine tanks or vats filled with slimy, dangerous-looking substances, but this is not always the case. The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) defines hazardous waste as any type of waste that is harmful to both humans or the environment. This can be any waste (in solid, liquid,