Lifestyle Infographics

According to recent Audley consumer research, over 2.4 million people over 55 are actively considering downsizing their living space and 1/4 of them will do so in the next 1 – 2 years. Find out more about Audley owners and top reasons to downsize in retirement to a luxury retirement village in this infographic.

The growth of one’s self and career includes leadership. Institutions without leaders risk disintegrating because they lack direction. Utilize the trends, data, and best practices in leadership development within this visual guide in order to create more successful leadership strategies and realize your long-term objectives.

A shocking 243 million women and girls experience intimate partner violence each year. If you see the signs, get help – make sure that you have access to online resources for domestic violence. Learn more in the infographic below.

If you are a bit of a clean freak then you will love this infographic that will show you how often to clean the various parts of your bed. Learn how often you should clean your sheets, pillows, mattress protector and more and also view some interesting facts.

So many of us are not only sleep deprived when it comes to the number of hours per night, but also lack quality sleep in the hours that we do sleep. Minor refinements to your routine such as high-quality linens can make a huge difference – learn more in the infographic below.

Whether we are working remote or back in the office, we could all use a break. Yet over 55% of Americans don’t use all of their available paid time off. It’s time to explore the outdoors and rebalance our lives. More in the infographic below, courtesy of BookOutdoors.

In 2020, consumers reported losing more than $3.3 billion to fraud, which is a major increase from $1.8 billion in 2019. The top three types of reports filed were identity theft, impostor scams, and online shopping and negative reviews. What U.S. state has the most fraud?

These days, it’s relatively easy to obtain information from your partner’s phone. According to a survey, only 36 percent of people admit to secretly checking their partner’s phone. And three percent of people actually find evidence of their partner being unfaithful. PeopleFinders.com explores this further in the following infographic.