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7 critical situations where successful people are unpretentious (and you should be too).
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7 critical situations where successful people are unpretentious (and you should be too).

Coffee is a bad bet since it's addictive, has a crash, and we use it instead of being healthy. See which of these 5 coffee drinkers you are and how to quit.

How 11 high achievers like Steve Jobs, Warren Buffett and Richard Branson used the power of routine to change the world.

15 unbelievable new inventions from the brilliant teens competing in the 2014 Google Science Fair.

Looking for some sweet hacks to send you into slumber? Check out our quick guide to journeying to the Land of Nod a little bit quicker...

From art and design, to travel and technology, digital, print and online magazines offer many new, inspiring and eye-opening perspectives on the world.

10 quotes from Mark Twain, Tim Ferriss, and others about education and learning, along with actions you can take to become a more effective student.

In any venture you take, be it business, relationship, or pleasure, you’ll find obstacles at some point. Here how to take advantage of them.

The world wants you to take your life seriously. Don't do it. Use these 6 reminders to keep things in perspective.

You know you need to stop being lazy, but you're way too pre-occupied to bother. What should you do to chase the laziness away and chase after your dreams?

Your overwhelmed schedule looks impressive but what if there is nothing to be done? Discover the lies and self deception that are all too common nowadays.

Make your thoughts reality with these mind-expanding tricks.

The most successful people get started when they were still quite young. Here are 20 things that highly successful people do in their 20s.

Writers block? Try these 5 ridiculous things about writing that make you a better writer. These would help you for sure.

Everyone wants to be a good leader. Here are 10 things good leaders say to strike a comfortable balance between ‘team leader’ and ‘team player.'