Lifestyle Infographics

The grass is greener on the other side, as they say. Given the state of affairs in a post-pandemic world chock full of opportunities to move where you want to live driven in part by remote work and greater opportunities elsewhere, many are choosing to moving to Florida.

Many factors influence how happy, healthy, and successful children are and will grow up to be. Society plays a crucial role in these outcomes. This infographic visualizes comprehensive data from UNICEF on where children are the most satisfied with their lives, including statistics on mental well-being, suicide rates, physical health, obesity rates, academic achievement, social skills, family time, and more.

Did you have an imaginary friend (or a whole band of merry imaginary companions) growing up? According to decades of research, the majority of people have had an imaginary friend at some point in their childhood. To showcase the wonderful range of forms that imaginary friends can take, the AAA State of Play team have put together a collection of iconic imaginary friends from fiction.

If you’re feeling more stressed than ever before, you’re not alone. The research team at Charlotte’s Web wanted to know if certain American cities were experiencing higher levels of stress than others, so they conducted a study to determine the least and most stressed cities in America based on several stress-inducing factors.

There’s more than the Kentucky Derby and bourbon to behold. Looking for a beautiful, clean, safe, and inexpensive place to move to? Learn more about why now is the time to invest in buying Louisville real estate in the following infographic, courtesy of Finish Line Realty.

The average person believes that each individual is different and unique in their own way. While that may hold some truth to a certain extent, it’s not entirely accurate. When it comes to personality types, most people can be put into one of a few groups that describe their characteristics almost to a tee. Whether or not this will become widespread and commonly used by most employers is unknown, but it doesn’t hurt to take a look and see where you fit on the chart below.

Knowing your MBTI Personality Type can help you understand your unique traits and strengths, as well as your potential areas for growth. By discovering your Animal Type match, you can gain a deeper understanding of your personality and how you interact with the world around you. In this infographic, explore your animal Myers-Briggs personality type.