Regular exercise benefits the body physically, but did you know that exercise is one of the most powerful ways to improve mental illnesses? Mental health is our emotional, psychological, and social well-being, and can determine how we handle stress, relate to others, and make choices in our day-to-day lives. In the following infographic, celebrity fitness trainer, Lucas James, provides some evidence based research for the improvement of mental health.
Ever wondered what your pets are up to all day while you’re out at work? What are they thinking? What are they doing? Do they miss you? Well, wonder no more, because Vibrant Doors has the answers and have created the following infographic on the subject.
During the 1930s, Americans’ main method of escape from war and poverty was radio. From thrilling mysteries to international news coverage, radio entertained and informed the American population like never before. In this infographic, Point Park University Online takes a visual look at the Golden Age of Radio.
What are the dirtiest cities in America? This infographic by bbcleaningservice.com combines data from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, the American Housing Survey, and the U.S. Census Bureau to create a metric used to determine which metropolitan areas are the dirtiest.
When launching their products in the marketplace, new business owners are faced with many challenges. With the marketplace being more competitive than ever, new business owners need to find a way to target their audience and present their product in a way which will attract customers. Well established brand identity can be the key for finding a place in the sun.
Cats make great pets for apartment dwellers. When compared to dogs, they’re typically less maintenance, are more self-sufficient, and require less training. However, all cat breeds are not created equal. There is of course a pet’s individual personality, but there are also overarching trends by the cat’s breed. The goal is to choose a cat breed that matches your lifestyle, personal preferences, and apartment.
Scientists squabble over the exact time it takes to make a first impression, but most agree we form lasting opinions within seconds of meeting someone. Whether it’s a barista, first date or potential business client, here’s an infographic that shows how to impress in that snap-moment without appearing too keen.
Like anyone else who is considering a purchase, engineers use information available online and in print to guide them to make the right choice. They research thoroughly, carefully evaluating the appropriateness of a shortlist of products, before presenting one as a solution. Engineers aren’t impulse buyers, nor are they particularly motivated by price.
Let’s be honest, flying economy is a nightmare. Cramped seating, no entertainment and no power outlets are just the tip of the iceberg. Here is an infographic with some tried and true tips on how to survive it.
Every 21 seconds, an individual in the USA suffers from a traumatic brain injury (TBI). And for many brain injury survivors, they will deal with the symptoms incurred from their injury for the rest of their lives. But TBIs are often called ‘invisible injuries’. And that’s because these symptoms might not be apparent to an observer. This can cause confusion with law enforcement and authorities, who mistakenly identify TBI survivors as drunk or aggressive.
