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Five Must-Have Apps for Globe-Trotters

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, […]

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TWC’s Annual Volunteer Day

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 […]

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Book Review: “BLESS”

Review by Myra Salzer. On the first morning of the first day at the NEXUS Global Summit, I ran into my friend, author Gray Keller, who slipped this delightful booklet to me. I felt blessed to have received it! While Gray practically apologized for not writing a more substantial, encyclopedic, academic publication, I viewed it […]

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Smartphone Apps to Block Spam Calls

Are you receiving more spam calls than calls from your loved ones these days? Telephonic spam has increased tremendously in the past few years, mostly thanks to our information being more readily accessible. Unfortunately, it seems that adding your number to the Do Not Call Registry does not work like it used to. It’s reported […]

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Book Review: “The Thin Green Line… The Money Secrets of the Super Wealthy”

Review by Myra Salzer Confession time: I didn’t actually read this book by Paul Sullivan. I listened to the audio version. It was definitely worth the listen, and I purchased a few physical books to give as gifts. The gist of the book defines both sides of the thin green line: that invisible line that […]

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Spending Money on Experiences Rather Than Things

What do you value? Do you have a favorite moment? You may have heard that a recent trend has become spending money on experiences rather than material things. The correlation is that traveling to new places, or being immersed in a different culture, brings you prolonged happiness, while purchasing new material possessions can bring immediate […]

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