The coronavirus continues to dominate the news now with cities limiting gatherings to no more than ten people. Restaurants, bars, and local businesses are shutting down in the meantime to stop the spread of the virus. Colleges included. Classes continue for many graduate students as they move to a streaming platform, and researcher papers are […]
Let’s address the elephant in the room, COVID-19, better known as the coronavirus. The coronavirus outbreak is all over the news and has society scared. World Health Organization (WHO) and the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are keeping people up-to-date, separating facts from fiction. For those who aren’t scientists in the field of […]
Hard to believe it, but sitting for a prolonged period of time is detrimental to your health. For professionals with office jobs, this poses a dilemma. There are sometimes where you have to sit it out! Important new client meetings or board meetings are a few of the many office obligations that are more professional […]
How is your 2020 reading challenge coming along? One of the best parts about reading is all the lessons that the masterminds of words teach you. There is grammar, spelling, and sentence structure along with the information weaved inside. The power a book has on someone is more than entertainment. Books educate readers on all […]
The number of people reading in America isn’t as significant as what many would like it to be. According to the American Times Use Survey, Americans over the age of 15 spend about 16.8 minutes, reading for personal interest each day. Compare this to Mark Cuban who reads about three hours a day! Saying, “I’m […]
It’s well-known that reading with your toddler helps their development, sparks a passion for books at an early age, and prepares them for school. Did you also know that it helps with your parenting? In a new study from Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, researchers found that parents are less harsh on their children […]
