Lifestyle Infographics

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.

It’s going to take more than degrees and credentials to get ahead in the workplace these days. Learn more about how emotional intelligence, sometimes known as EQ, is a major key to understanding others and advancing in your company, in this infographic courtesy of GradSchoolCenter.

So many services are now available via virtual conference call that it’s surprising the statistics about them are so scarce. The 3veta team decided to research this phenomenon and to find out to what extent online services via video calls have become a part of people’s lives. The results have shown some very interesting user attitudes.

Matching your foundation as closely as possible to your natural skin color is essential to achieve the right look. Unfortunately, it can be tough to shop around for the right foundation, especially across brands. The best way to find your foundation shade is to understand both your skin tone and undertone. Learn more about how to find your perfect foundation match from this infographic.

Child development happens in moments of freedom — free play, free choice, and free time. AAA State of Play has gathered quotes and research on the benefits of summer play to encourage parents, communities, and educators to provide more opportunities for self-guided summers.

10 percent of the population has a fear of public speaking and will go to great lengths to avoid it. In fact, public speaking is listed as the number one fear behind snakes and even death! The medical term for speak anxiety is called “Glossophobia” and three in four people suffer from some form of public speaking fear.