How creepy are the devices that make your life easier? Mozilla, best know for providing the free web browser Firefox, created a guide that breaks smart speakers, fitness trackers, and wireless products into the categories of “Not Creepy,” “A Little Creepy,” “Somewhat Creepy,” and “Very Creepy,” to help users understand how much this device may […]
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What Are Professional Service Finding Apps?
Reading reviews. Googling companies. Asking for references. Comparing prices. These are the tasks that encompass the daunting challenge of trying to find a professional service. For a big project like deep cleaning or remodeling your home, you don’t want to hire just anyone. Finding local professionals with the right expertise, openness, and pricing is ideal. […]
Read MoreBook Review: “The Tyranny of Merit”
Review by Myra Salzer The last time I talked to my good friend, Jay Hughes, he mentioned a couple of books that I might be interested in; The Tyranny of Merit by Michael J. Sandel was one. Over the years, Jay has recommended other books, all of which I’ve devoured eagerly. None of them would […]
Read MoreWhat Are Some Home-Sharing Alternatives to Airbnb?
Airbnb has become the biggest home-sharing and vacation rental service in the game – but there are plenty of alternatives to check out. Home-sharing has never been easier, and it provides a great way to escape without interacting with people outside of your family. As a result, home-sharing has taken off during the pandemic, as […]
Read MoreApps, Accounts, and Services That Can Make Your Financial Life Easier.
Budgeting, saving, investing, and shopping are as simple as they can be in 2020, thanks to some ingenious tools available to all. This is will be a two-part Blog post from TWC, with this first part focusing on the budgeting and banking aspect of the financial world. “Real Simple” magazine compiled a list of products […]
Read MoreThe Science Behind Procrastination, and How to Overcome It.
Do not close the tab or save this article for later. If you are a procrastinator, your first instinct might be to think, “I’ll read this later.” But will you? You may ask, “Why do I put things off?” There are reasons behind the decision to delay action, and science can explain them. We have […]
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