The Small Backs of Children by Lidia Yuknavitch
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Ali Abdullah is the CEO and Founder of Claim It!, an app where thousands of locals win sneakers, handbags, snacks, tickets & gift cards every week. Two of the most powerful words in the English language are “free” and “sex”. While the latter is a bit racy, the former presents an opportunity all brands should capitalize on. The psychological impact of ‘free’ In studying people’s response to free offers, behavioral scientist Dan Ariely found that free, “only had an upside. It creates an emotional reaction. It makes us value it more.” He goes on to add, “We don’t think of…
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The transportation industry has gone through significant changes over the past few years, however most of them affected rides on the ground. Uber, Lyft and BlaBlaCar, as well as newcomers like GoOpti, make it easier and cheaper for customers to get from the point A to point B. What’s even more exciting is that the changes can also be seen in the air transportation industry, however the disruption there is developing way slower, facing more obstacles than down on the ground. One of the most interesting niches here is on-demand air travel, most often achieved with private jets. Unlike some 10 years…
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Since I started working remotely I’ve become more productive, learned to complete my work faster, and become better at prioritizing what I work on. I’ve also learned more about how I work, and when I work best. Remote working doesn’t suit everyone, but for those who do love the extra flexibility and autonomy, here is the where, when, why, and how of finding your perfect remote working setup. Where you work—quiet offices are better for focused work Remote employees have the unusual advantage of being to choose where we work from everyday. Choosing what suits you means you need to know how…
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