Depression is affecting 1 in 3 people. It’s widespread and affects many adults and children. Here’s Stephen Hawking’s cosmic take on the condition.
Hawking on Depression
Depression is affecting 1 in 3 people. It’s widespread and frightening for adults and children. Here’s a cosmic take on the condition.
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Living on the magical island of Ibiza
I travelled extensively in my job with MTV over the years and ended up flying all over the world and visited many places. I lived in various cities and had a taste of many beautiful countries and cultures and came across many interesting strangers.
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Best software for writers
I have been writing for more than 20 years. I have always used Word during all of that time. I wanted to check out the alternatives and check out what new tech and software is out there for writers. I found a great solution.
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7 solid house rules to survive quarantine that anyone can use
Many of us are spending more time at home right now we have to work out new ways of managing the dynamics.
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7 fast ways to open up to your inner creative self
Explore your creativity and surprise yourself. Find out how to open up.
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10 steps to set up a business that works in the new world
10 Tips on how to be successful in business. Best secrets of how to set up a successful new project for the new world we are about to enter into post quarantine.
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My creative journey: how creativity is healing
I have just finished my new book and putting the last tweaks and final edits to the manuscript before it goes off to print, read for the bookstore shelves in August.
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Moving out of lockdown: the lessons we have learnt. We’ve been cleverly seduced.
We are coming out of lockdown and gathering important life lessons on the way. One thing we know is that we have been in a time that we will never have again, and have learned important lessons.
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What have we learned while being in lockdown? What values did quarantine teach us?
We are slowly being allowed to go back out after being locked down for weeks, here on the island where I live. It’s going to take some getting used to.