Lifestyle
Alongside taking care of other people and the planet, make sure you take good care of yourself. The Lifestyle section at the Optimist Daily has solutions for everyday wellbeing on topics like food, beauty, fashion, and the latest trends. Curious about caring for houseplants, eating plant-based, or parenting tips? It’s all in there.
World Bank: India on track to register digital ID to entire 1.25 billion population
According to the World Bank, India is on track to issue a digital identification system to its entire 1.25 billion population. The registration would help the government to integrate disadvantaged groups into the economy. In the past five years India has already provided digital ID's to nearly one Read More...
23 morning routines of the most extraordinarly successful people
Hey there. How's your morning? Some of the world's most successful people have routines that they try to stick to every day--and more often than not, they're willing (even eager) to share them. It's sort of a staple of interviews and profiles with high-performers to ask them what they eat for Read More...
American folk singer hopes peace concert for ISIS will win over terror group
An Oregon folk singer plans to leave next week to serenade the Islamic State, and he intends to bring the black-clad barbarians a prayerful message of peace -- despite a warning from the State Department that his life could be in danger. James Twyman, of Portland, Ore., told FoxNews.com he feels a Read More...
5 ways you can use mindfulness to fix your brain, decrease stress and improve performance
There’s no shortage of advice out there claiming to make you better, but mindfulness meditation is the rare, research-proven technique that boosts your performance by physically altering your brain. Researchers from the University of British Columbia recently pooled data from more than 20 studies Read More...
Millennials push for clean energy, sustainability and peace
A new poll by USA Today and Rock the Vote showed what the millennials generation want to see in the next US president’s agenda. It turns out, the new generation is serious about clean energy and wants the government to commit to it too. They also demand background checks for gun buyers, the use Read More...
Hobbies make us happier – so ignore the mockery, and enjoy
It’s a bleak Monday in January, and you have spent half the morning trying to come up with plausible excuses to get out of doing any work. But I have some good news: the key to a happy life – and I know you were wondering about that – is, apparently, spending more time on your Read More...
7 things mindful people do before 9 a.m.
When you're tired and sleep deprived, like many Americans today, mornings can often pass by in a groggy blur. But rushing to work without checking in with yourself is a waste of a precious opportunity. Each morning is a new beginning, and each sunrise brings with it an opportunity for renewal and Read More...
New startup looks at minimizing impact of student loans debt
There’s over $1 trillion in student loan debt in the US shared among 40 million Americans. For many of them it will take years until they’re debt-free. Variables such as the amount loaned and interest rate have a different impact on the financial future of these young professionals. To give Read More...
5 ways faking confidence leads to authentic happiness
When you know what you’re doing and where you’re going, you carry yourself more assertively and, as a result, attract better opportunities. And it seems, even when you don’t know what you’re doing, when you ethically fake it by acting overconfident, so you still achieve Read More...
The power of solitude
Reginald A. Ray studied Buddhism as a divinity student at the University of Chicago, and in 1968, when he read Chögyam Trungpa’s Born in Tibet, he realized Buddha-dharma could be more than an intellectual pursuit. He met Trungpa Rinpoche two years later, and offered to drop out of Read More...