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Humans love routine. For some, it allows them to seek comfort in the norm. For others, it allows them to operate on a designed system of sorts, without giving it much thought. The choices we make during the first hour of our mornings can determine the course for the rest of the day. Will your […]

No, this isn’t some futuristic hologram-type card that appears before you via lasers and graphics. It’s not that cool, but it is convenient. A virtual credit card is a credit card number that is randomly-generated and associated with your existing physical credit card. The purpose is that if you were to enter this randomly-generated credit […]

Review by Myra Salzer The author of this book, James E. Ryan, happens to be Harvard’s Dean of Education. Truth be told, I didn’t read the book but rather listened to the audio version, which is very ear friendly. I always appreciate it when the author him/herself reads the book for the audio version, and […]

“I’ll start tomorrow!” “I just need a few hours before I focus.” “I can wait until the last minute, it’s fine!” Many of us have been there before. Maybe you’re there right now, and it’s why you’re reading this article (‘fess up!). Let’s try and dissect what procrastination really means, and why we continue to […]

TIMESHIFTER If you’ve traveled across time zones, most likely you’re aware of the effects of jet lag. Timeshifter has created an app that manages light exposure several days before your trip, to naturally adjust your body to sudden change in time. Travelers will input their trip information (dates & times of flights, location of airports, […]

TWC spent a day this summer volunteering at Earth’s Table in Boulder and Community Food Share in Louisville. We’ve grown fond of Earth’s Table’s incredible garden located in Boulder, and this marks the 2nd year that we’ve volunteered there. Earth’s Table is an all-volunteer non-profit whose main goal is to eliminate hunger in Boulder County […]