Today’s Solutions: October 26, 2026

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Rich countries are the happies

Rich countries are the happiest when there's more equality

It is often said that money doesn’t bring happiness. However a new study by the London Business School and the University of Virginia says that’s only partly true. As it happens, the findings show that people in richer countries are happier but only when there’s more equality. That´s the Read More...

Adult coloring books are great

Adult coloring books are great for mental health: Try it!

For a while now, coloring is no longer an activity limited to children. Special coloring books for adults have hit the market recently and scored some success on the way. Just like meditation, coloring allows one’s mind to drift to other matters than the problems at hand. It helps focus, relax Read More...

95% of expert economists agree

95% of expert economists agree: Cutting carbon makes sense

Citi Group isn't the only one to say that fighting climate change is cheaper than doing nothing. The excellent Climate Consensus blog over at The Guardian just reported on some interesting research based on a survey of expert climate economists. Of those economists who had actually engaged Read More...

3 mindset shifts that will mak

3 mindset shifts that will make you a better leader

There is no doubt the practice of mindfulness is one of the key skills you, as a leader, must master if you are going to be credible moving forward. Being able to be open-minded, dispense with fixed, or limiting beliefs and use emotionally intelligent practices is becoming apparent as key Read More...

This simple mindfulness tip wi

This simple mindfulness tip will get you through your long work day

Whether you have too many tasks on your plate or you're dealing with a particularly difficult personality, keeping your cool at work can seem like an insurmountable task. Before you burst into tears over the photocopying machine wondering how you will ever get everything done, try this quick and Read More...

IBM Watson and Medtronic can p

IBM Watson and Medtronic can predict a diabetic's low blood sugar hours before it occurs

About 415 million adults worldwide have Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes according to the International Diabetes Association. IBM and medical device maker Medtronic are working on an app that could really help them.By analyzing data from Medtronic diabetes monitoring devices (insulin pumps and glucose Read More...

In 2016, Intel’s entire

In 2016, Intel's entire supply chain will be conflict-free

Buying electronics used to help fund war in Africa. Now big tech companies like Intel are working to make sure their money isn't used for destruction. Seven years ago, if you bought a new iPhone or a laptop, you were probably also inadvertently supporting warlords and mass rapists in the Democratic Read More...

Let’s hide wind turbines

Let's hide wind turbines under bridges

The spaces under our highway infrastructure are the perfect place to gather extra wind power. As wind power quickly spreads—thanks to the fact that it's now cheaper than coal in some places—it usually ends up in sprawling wind farms. But some designers are hoping that it will start to Read More...

The Plan to Unite Bitcoin With

The Plan to Unite Bitcoin With All Other Online Currencies

Bitcoin isn’t the only way of sending digital money across the Internet. There’s also Ripple. And Stellar. And Litecoin. And Ethereum. And so many others. Bitcoin is by far the most popular. But every so often, some developers or an entrepreneur or a company will decide we need Read More...

2016: The year bitcoin goes bi

2016: The year bitcoin goes big

Bitcoin has been hailed for its potential to fix the modern world of finance. As a currency separate from a central government, bitcoin provides a much cheaper and simpler way of moving money from place to place, and with the blockchain technology that backs it, there is no need for interest, which Read More...