Lifestyle Infographics

This video from the Akron-Canton Regional Foodbank explains how you can save the poverty-stricken from hunger. The video is a guide through the life of a fictional character, Kate, who represents the very situation in which many children find themselves when their parents lose their jobs. Even a small donation can provide many healthy meals to those in need.

Did you know that 43% of Americans make at least one New Year’s resolution each year? How much are these resolutions worth? This infographic from Betterment examines this question.

If you are planning on getting engaged or are already engaged, this Marriage Proposal Guide from Brilliance is for you. Read on to get the facts on planning a proposal, buying the engagement ring, and popping the big question.

New reports find that multi-taskers are “lousy at everything that’s necessary for multi-tasking.” Considering the amount of time people spend with around-the-clock access to TV, the Internet and mobile devices, it’s not surprising. This infographic looks at the causes and effects of multi-tasking.

This infographic does not necessarily convey the message that Facebook causes depression because there is no data to support it. Instead, it illustrates how we use Facebook to share our thoughts, feelings, and personal interests.

In the ongoing battle between geek and nerd, one must take sides. But how can this be done without a solid argument for both personas? It’s time to lay all the cards on the table to determine which is better and answer the question some fear to know: Are you a geek or a nerd? Decide with this neat infographic.

Face-to-face discussions are the foundation of human communication, and once established it allows us to build trust, clearly articulate our ideas and minimize misunderstanding. However, for many of us, face-to-face is a growing rarity, replaced by text messaging, Skype, e-mails, and social media.

SodaHead, an opinion-based site, has come out with an infographic that lists the best and worst reality shows of 2011, based on polling results.What do you think? Do you agree with the results?

This infographic provides you a quick overview of the purpose behind each step in a twelve step recovery program and the goal of working the steps. The 12 Steps have become the corner stone of recovery for the majority of those who are able to maintain sobriety over the span of years.

In this interesting infographic from Medical Billing and Coding, discover statistics on how much people eat in their lifetime, how much they drive, how much they sleep, and how many hours they spend doing other daily activities.