What is Positive Thinking?

Key Scientists and Doctors Who Endorse It

    Martin Seligman: Known as the father of Positive Psychology, Sel Read More

 Dealing with Toxic Individuals: Strategies for Self-Improvement and Coping

Identifying Toxic Traits in Others

A toxic personality refers to an individual who consistently exhibits harmful and negative behaviors, attitudes, and traits that can have detrimental effects on themselves and those around them. These traits can manifest in various ways, including:

    Manipulative Behavior: Toxic individuals often employ tactics like guilt-tripping, deceit, and emotional blackmail to control others.

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The Hidden Crisis: Why Recycling Isn’t Enough to Solve Our Plastic Problem

A Disturbing Discovery in a Local Park

Imagine taking a leisurely stroll through your local park, expecting to breathe in the fresh air and enjoy the greenery. Instead, you find yourself dodging discarded plastic bottles, stepping over plastic wrappers, and even spotting a plastic bag hanging from a tree branch. The harsh reality of plastic pollution hits you right in your sanctuary of nature.
The Staggering Scale of Plastic Waste

Humanity has churned out ap Read More

Al Gore: The Man Beyond the Climate Crusade
Introduction

Current TV

Al Gore co-founded Current TV in 2005, a groundbreaking platform that focused on user-generate Read More

One of the most enduring myths in American politics and technology is the notion that former Vice President Al Gore claimed to have "invented the Internet." This misconception has been the subject of jokes, memes, and criticisms for years. But what did Al Gore actually say, and what was his real contribution to the development of the Internet? Let's dive in to set the record straight.
The Origin of the Myth

The myth stems from an interview Al Gore gave to CNN's Wolf Blitzer on March 9, 1 Read More

Maximizing Tax Benefits: Cost Segregation and Bonus Depreciation Explained

Real estate investment comes with its own set of financial perks, and one of the most significant benefits is the ability to reduce your taxable income through cost segregation and bonus depreciation. These strategies allow investors to accelerate the depreciation of assets and claim substantial tax deductions. In this article, we'll break down the concepts of cost segregation and bonus depreciation and how they can be powerful tools for real estate investors.

Depreciation Basics:

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“Who are we to want to get compensated the way we used to be? Who are we to think that we deserve to make an honest wage that meets inflation? Who are we to challenge them in any way? We should be so lucky to get whatever they want because they’re the bosses.”

Fran Drescher President of the actors union

this is what she is facing while negotiating with Hollywood. This is exactly what every individual who works faces every day. This here is exactly why unions are the only way workers will get proper compensation for the time of their lives they are giving to their employers Read More

Suzanne Somers: A Life Remembered
The Passing of an Icon

Suzanne Somers, the actress best known for her role in the hit TV series "Three's Company," has passed away at the age of 76. She died peacefully at home on October 15th, surrounded by her loving family. Somers had battled an aggressive form of breast cancer for over 23 years. Her family had gathered to celebrate her 77th birthday on October 16th but will now be celebrating her extraordinary life.
A Career Spanning Decades

Suzanne Somers first made a cultural impression in George Lucas' 1973 comedy-drama, "Amer Read More