How the Inner Work Leads to Success

Research now shows that successful people are those who put in the time to do the inner work. Check out the following infographic from Sounds True, which breaks down what true success is and how to attain it.

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How Kids, Parents, and Grandparents Use Technology Differently

Technology plays an important role in daily life for people of all ages, but the reasons people use it often vary by generation. To better understand these different habits, the team at Ooma reviewed current research on how children, parents and grandparents interact with technology today. 

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The World’s Most Incredible Libraries You Can Still Visit

Inspired by these enduring symbols of knowledge, the team at WizardPins decided to explore some of the most remarkable libraries still standing today, places where history, architecture, and culture come together in ways you can actually experience in person.

Cybersecurity For Small Business: What You Actually Need

Ask a six-person shop owner what they need for cybersecurity, and they’ll tell you they’re not sure because at least four different vendors have pitched them an expensive cybersecurity operations center. What owners really need is unglamorous.

Anatomy of a Modern Web Page: How 40% Content Became 100% Distraction

Modern web pages have become increasingly bloated. Here is a visual analysis that examines how today’s websites allocate bandwidth and screen space, the impact that clutter has on usability, cognitive load, and accessibility.

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The Top Economies in Africa

The Top Economies in Africa

For the past decade, Africa’s economy has been growing, on average, by 5.3% per year. But that’s not the full measure of a continent. A recent study looked at 4 different pillars derived from 88 different indicators to help determine which African countries are succeeding and which ones are still struggling.

Failure By Design

Everyone makes mistakes. But when seemingly minor blunders are made in designing and building structures, the results can be catastrophic. Look at “failure by design” in this infographic by New School of Architecture & Design.

Will You Be Able to Afford Long-Term Care?

You will probably need long-term care at some point in your life, but will you be able to afford it? Check out the infographic below presented by AssurePlan to learn about the numbers behind long-term care.

Stress & Your Health

“Stress is not necessarily something bad – it all depends on how you take it. The stress of exhilarating, creative successful work is beneficial, while that of failure, humiliation or infection is detrimental.” —Hans Sely e, pioneer in stress research. Learn more about stress and your health in this infographic.

Facts and Hidden Dangers About DEET

Thinking about using DEET spray or lotion this summer to ward off the mosquitoes? Think twice! Learn about facts and potential dangers of the chemical, DEET, and other safe, natural alternatives in this infographic.

What Is A Cupola?

A great many people have no clue what a cupola actually is. Cupolas are modest dome-like ornamental structures that are place on top of a roof structure. First used in barns, cupolas now are seen everywhere on all sorts of structures. Even though they are not used for venting nowadays as much as for architectural improvement, cupolas are used everywhere around the world including far away places outside the United States.

The Anatomy of a Terrible Web Host

When creating your own website you first want to pick a good web host, but what makes a webhost good or bad? Check out the infographic below presented by websitehostreview.com to learn more about web hosts.

The Science of Study

The Science of Study

When you learn something new, the involved synapses change. Once the information is stored, the more your recall what you’ve learned, the more simultaneous the process becomes. This same reaction occurs when learning any new information, including a new skill. What’s even more amazing, is that as you learn, your brain actually grows!

Year of the Tiger Mom

Everyone parents differently, and some take it to the extreme. Tiger moms are a part of that category. Strict parenting is common in many Chinese immigrant families, but not all Asian-Americans practice it. Check out the infographic below to learn more about tigers moms and how they use extreme parenting.

What’s In a Name? Top 5 Influential Brands of 2013

What’s In a Name? Top 5 Influential Brands of 2013

According to Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon.com, “your brand is formed primarily, not by what your company says about itself, but what the company does.” Thanks to the ever-evolving wonders of technology, growing connections are constantly fostered between brands and consumers. This infographic looks at the top influential brands of 2013.

The Top Economies in Africa

The Top Economies in Africa

For the past decade, Africa’s economy has been growing, on average, by 5.3% per year. But that’s not the full measure of a continent. A recent study looked at 4 different pillars derived from 88 different indicators to help determine which African countries are succeeding and which ones are still struggling.

Failure By Design

Everyone makes mistakes. But when seemingly minor blunders are made in designing and building structures, the results can be catastrophic. Look at “failure by design” in this infographic by New School of Architecture & Design.

Will You Be Able to Afford Long-Term Care?

You will probably need long-term care at some point in your life, but will you be able to afford it? Check out the infographic below presented by AssurePlan to learn about the numbers behind long-term care.

Stress & Your Health

“Stress is not necessarily something bad – it all depends on how you take it. The stress of exhilarating, creative successful work is beneficial, while that of failure, humiliation or infection is detrimental.” —Hans Sely e, pioneer in stress research. Learn more about stress and your health in this infographic.

Facts and Hidden Dangers About DEET

Thinking about using DEET spray or lotion this summer to ward off the mosquitoes? Think twice! Learn about facts and potential dangers of the chemical, DEET, and other safe, natural alternatives in this infographic.

What Is A Cupola?

A great many people have no clue what a cupola actually is. Cupolas are modest dome-like ornamental structures that are place on top of a roof structure. First used in barns, cupolas now are seen everywhere on all sorts of structures. Even though they are not used for venting nowadays as much as for architectural improvement, cupolas are used everywhere around the world including far away places outside the United States.

The Anatomy of a Terrible Web Host

When creating your own website you first want to pick a good web host, but what makes a webhost good or bad? Check out the infographic below presented by websitehostreview.com to learn more about web hosts.

The Science of Study

The Science of Study

When you learn something new, the involved synapses change. Once the information is stored, the more your recall what you’ve learned, the more simultaneous the process becomes. This same reaction occurs when learning any new information, including a new skill. What’s even more amazing, is that as you learn, your brain actually grows!

Year of the Tiger Mom

Everyone parents differently, and some take it to the extreme. Tiger moms are a part of that category. Strict parenting is common in many Chinese immigrant families, but not all Asian-Americans practice it. Check out the infographic below to learn more about tigers moms and how they use extreme parenting.

What’s In a Name? Top 5 Influential Brands of 2013

What’s In a Name? Top 5 Influential Brands of 2013

According to Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon.com, “your brand is formed primarily, not by what your company says about itself, but what the company does.” Thanks to the ever-evolving wonders of technology, growing connections are constantly fostered between brands and consumers. This infographic looks at the top influential brands of 2013.