What if you could diagnose and treat yourself and your family without leaving home? What if you could get all the information and care you need without ever having to see a doctor or nurse in person?
Self-diagnosis is tricky. It can be hard to determine what’s wrong with yourself, especially if you don’t have any medical training. But it’s possible to do with the help of a few resources.
The life we live is often dictated by our income. If we have a job and make money, it’s easy to afford the things we need to survive: food, shelter, and clothes.
But what happens when you become unemployed or can’t find stable employment?
It’s never too early to start thinking about financial independence.
As a student, it may seem like you have decades of school and living expenses ahead of you before getting your first paycheck. But don’t get caught up in the trap of thinking it will take decades to hit your financial goals.
I’ve been telling myself that I need to wake up early and work out for weeks, but I haven’t done it.
The excuses are pretty simple: I don’t have enough time and my workout clothes aren’t ready yet.
The world has descended into a pandemic of fear and panic. We are all in the same boat, but what can we do to keep our heads on?
Some may people think that this disease is not a big deal and it’s easy to stay positive. However, the virus has been wreaking havoc in many cities around the world.
I have been teaching for a decade and I can tell you this: it is hard work. There are days where we stay up all night grading papers and planning lessons, and there are days when we spend hours in meetings with administrators or parents.