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The Longevity Gap: Why Lifestyle Matters more than Genetics

“Your daily habits may matter far more than your DNA.”  ——- There’s a common assumption that how long we live is largely written into our DNA. While genetics certainly play a role, a growing body of research suggests they are only part of the story. In fact, the concept of a “longevity gap” highlights the […]

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Your Morning Coffee & Its Surprising Health Benefits

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. “Coffee without guilt.”      ——- For as long as we can remember, coffee […]

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The Art of Workplace Pleasantries

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 overlooked skill that leaves a lasting impression.”  ——- As you navigate […]

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The Big Apple’s Slow Bleed

“ Tax base, talent, and capital on the move.“ ——- There’s a growing reality facing New York City and New York that doesn’t show up in a single headline—but compounds over time: the quiet erosion of tax base, startup formation, and investment capital. The issue isn’t just population loss—it’s who is leaving and what they take with them. […]

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Exit Without Selling

“Why more founders are choosing cash flow, control, and optionality over the traditional “big exit.”    ——- For decades, the entrepreneurial path was straightforward: build, scale, and sell. The exit was the goal. But today, more founders are quietly rewriting that script. Instead of chasing a single liquidity event, they’re building businesses designed to produce […]

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Dubai in the Crosswinds of Conflict

“How Dubai’s business mindset is shifting amid regional conflict.” ——-  There’s a noticeable shift in tone across Dubai right now. Not panic, not shutdown—but hesitation. Even as the UAE continues to operate normally, the backdrop of the Iran conflict and missile threats across the region has introduced a layer of psychological friction into business decision-making. […]

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From Dubai to New York: A Study of Contrasts

“Your weekly edge in business, lifestyle, and world perspectives.” ——-  As we move deeper into March, this week’s issue of Global Common Cents reflects a world that feels increasingly defined by contrast. In our Business Psychology column, we look at Dubai—arguably one of the most progressive business hubs in the Middle East—now navigating the uncertainty created by […]

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Spring Saves Event!!

Save Hundreds today! Puckipuppy is a premium eBike brand founded in 2017, inspired by the joyful spirit of a happy, ever-energetic puppy. The founder combined a love for dogs with cutting-edge industrial design to create eBikes that feel like loyal, energetic companions on every ride. Each spin of the wheel represents progress, freedom, and the […]

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How Savvy Travelers are Beating TSA Wait Times!

“Navigating delays.”  ——- For many travelers, the most unpredictable part of flying today is no longer the flight itself—it is getting through security. That reality has been amplified by ongoing staffing pressures within the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), particularly during government shutdown scenarios when agents may be required to work without pay. According to the […]

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The Surprising Comeback of Vinyl

“Why analog music is resonating in a digital world..”  ——-  For a format that many assumed was gone for good, vinyl records have staged one of the more unexpected comebacks in modern culture. What began as a niche interest has grown into a meaningful segment of the music industry. According to the Recording Industry Association […]

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