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Gen Z in the Workforce: Prioritizing Work-Life Balance

As more individuals from the baby boomer generation reach retirement age, a wave of Gen Zers is entering the workforce for the first time. This latest generation consists of individuals born between 1997 and 2012, many of whom are now… Continue Reading →

Finding True Happiness: Prioritizing Self-Care, Defying Societal Expectations, and Embracing the Journey

In today’s fast-paced and materialistic world, it’s easy to get caught up in the pursuit of material possessions, social media popularity, and societal norms. This can be due to the fact that sometimes we’re trying too hard to find, buy… Continue Reading →

Sweetheart Facts: 14 Random Facts About Valentine’s Day

Love is in the air! Valentine’s Day is a time for expressing love and affection to the people who mean the most to us. From the origins of the holiday to the sweet treats that we associate with it, there… Continue Reading →

Breaking the Stigma: The Importance of Mental Health Awareness and Preventing Suicide

In recent months, we’ve been hearing about too many cases of people taking their own lives. Some of these are people who, on the surface, seemed to have it all together, but underneath were struggling with unseen demons. It’s a… Continue Reading →

Understanding Phantom Vibration Syndrome: An overview of what PVS is and its causes.

In the era of technology, our lives have become intertwined with mobile devices. From answering emails to scrolling through social media, we are constantly connected to the digital world. However, this constant connection has also led to a rise in… Continue Reading →

The Disqualification of Aidan Cassar: A Step Backwards for the Maltese Music Scene

The disqualification of Aidan Cassar from the Malta Eurovision Song Contest has sparked a heated debate about the role of social media in the music industry. The organizers of the festival have stated that Aidan broke the rules by uploading… Continue Reading →

Leading with Empowerment: How to Build a Strong and Effective Team

Managing people is a challenging and rewarding task that requires a deep understanding of human behavior, an ability to empower and inspire others, and a willingness to trust and support your team members. It’s not just about telling people what… Continue Reading →

The Harmful Truth about Gay Conversion Therapy: Understanding the Dangers and the Damage it Causes

Gay conversion therapy, also known as reparative therapy or sexual orientation change efforts, is a controversial practice that aims to change an individual’s sexual orientation from gay to straight. This practice has been widely discredited by numerous professional organizations and… Continue Reading →

The Art of Good Conversation

“Differences of opinion, if handled correctly, can be the foundation of a healthy relationship. They can bring new ideas and perspectives to the table, and help us grow and learn from one another. However, when these differences turn into fights,… Continue Reading →

Well, This Happened: A Journey Through Gastric Bypass and 360 Tummy Tuck Surgery

In January 2021, my wife Tiffany and I both made the decision to undergo Gastric Bypass weight loss surgery. At the time, my starting weight was 200.1kg. This was a big step for us, but we felt it was necessary… Continue Reading →

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