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Connection is Healthy Habit
“The people around us matter.” ——- We tend to think about longevity in terms of measurable things: blood pressure, cholesterol, exercise, nutrition, sleep and, increasingly, a collection of data generated by watches, rings and apps. Those things matter. But social connection belongs in the longevity conversation as well. In its 2023 advisory on social connection, […]
Bring the Outdoors In
by Morayma MaKay Writer / Blogger & Content Creator Adulthood Rewired Biography: Morayma Makay is a fashion model, mother, and writer. She has dedicated the last 20 years to working in the fashion and health fields as both a researcher and content creator. “Small plants, big impact.” ——- In today’s fast-paced world, we often overlook […]
When Someone is Defensive
by Candace Smith The Etiquette Blog Candace Smith Etiquette Biography: Candace Smith, wife of Nobel Prize-Winner Professor Dr. Vernon Smith and owner of the extraordinary blog, “Etiquette for the Business of Life” as featured by BBC, Chicago Tribune and USA Today offers her insights. “The unspoken rules that drive outcomes.” ——- Being caught off guard when […]
You Can’t Live Inside a Stock Certificate
“The enduring appeal of owning something tangible.” ——- Investing has become almost frictionless. With a phone, we can buy stocks, bonds, funds, and other financial assets in seconds. There is enormous value in that liquidity and accessibility. But physical assets—particularly a home—occupy a different place in our financial and emotional lives. Recent research examining survey […]
Some Meetings are Worth the Trip
“Why being there matters.” ——- Zoom and Teams have permanently changed business, mostly for the better. A meeting that once required an airline ticket can now happen instantly from opposite sides of the world. But there are moments when being in the same room still matters. In research published in Nature, Melanie Brucks of Columbia […]
Put Down the Keyboard
“The value of doing something by hand.” ——- Technology has removed friction from almost everything. We type instead of write, tap instead of turn pages, and store thousands of photographs we may never look at again. Convenience is wonderful, but there may be a cognitive price when every interaction with the world becomes a swipe […]
