Dr. Hans Selye coined the term “stress” in 1936 to describe “the non-specific response of the body to any demand for change.” At the time, the phrase was considered ambiguous, as Selye chose to characterize stress as both a cause and a result....
Photos of turtles with plastic straws in their nostrils, birds choking on face masks, and other lovely animals suffering as a result of people’s infatuation with single-use items abound on social media these days. What can you do as a regular shopper to help?...
For almost 5,000 years, our forefathers have been composing books. These books have been passed down through the generations, capturing knowledge and wisdom. If you’re looking for a solution to an issue, chances are someone has previously gone through it and...
The money supply is the total amount of currency and other liquid assets in a country’s economy on a given date. Cash and deposits that can be utilized virtually as quickly as cash are roughly included in the money supply. Governments print money and mint coins...
Retailers and other businesses sponsor loyalty programs that offer rewards, discounts, and other unique incentives to recruit and keep customers. They’re made to encourage repeat business by rewarding customers for sticking with a retailer or brand (hence the...