Our lives are made up of all kinds of things. Our careers, families, relationships, and general attitude towards existing. Browse through our Lifestyle articles – you’re bound to find something you’ll love!
Feng shui makes the promise of low distraction and high productivity. This is incredibly important when you’re working. This is a nice way to add some feng shui to your desk and bump up your efficiency.
Depression can be a lifelong battle and as soon as you feel like you’ve gotten control of it, something changes and you feel like you’re back to square one. Sometimes that changes happens to be the effectiveness of your medication.
Springtime is the chance show off all that hard work you put in over the winter. But even if you didn’t work hard, there are ways to be the ultimate sexy for Spring.
Fitness instructor Aaron Townsend talks about what price to expect from a good gym and provides tips on how to cut your gym expense back without skimping on the quality.
Designer and technical blogger, Vincent West, lays out the skills you need to be able to move out on your own. This isn’t just for millennials, it applies to anyone looking to get out of a co-habitation situation.
Portland barber, Jeffrey Arvel, provides skin care tips for those of us who’ve taken the bald approach to life (whether by choice or not). Your head isn’t just another thing to rub soap on.
Health & fitness writer Mike Jones provides some tips to relieve your child’s discomfort during periods of congestion. Whether it’s a cold or allergies, there’s a solution.
Woodwork Boss founder Paul Stanley talks about how DIY projects can help relieve stress and provide an outlet for those with mental health issues.
Health writer John Hawthorn sheds some light on the sanitization crisis brought about by the fact that much of the globe doesn’t have access to clean water.
Personal trainer and fitness blogger, Brooke Bailey, provides some advice on how to relieve neck and shoulder pain. As a sufferer herself, she has an intimate point of view.
New research is showing that using social media without actually posting or engaging is likely to make you feel depressed. If you’re not going to use social media, there’s no reason to be on it.
Some tattoos should never have been inked. While it’s important to support everyone’s decision on what to do with their body, it’s clear that some folks just don’t make good decisions.
