Go out and start a business based on your passion. Good advice, but for most of us that’s easier said than done. But that’s exactly what Kara Goldin did when she launched her beverage company Hint Water, Inc. in 2004. Sick of looking for a flavored bottled water with zero calories, [Read More]
Being a parent is an awesome responsibility.
Kids, in particular, are strongly influenced by what they see and experience. As the wise saying goes, “Children learn what they live.”
Because we want efficient tools that help us manage our [Read More]
Written by Jo Piazza
In my new novel, Love Rehab: A Novel in Twelve Steps, a group of women form a support group to help them get over bad breakups and shitty behavior in relationships. One of the hard and fast rules of Love Rehab is [Read More]
Written by Liz Wassmann
My boyfriend’s hands clench the steering wheel. We’ve gotten lost twice already as we try to find the Akiyama Wellness Center in downtown San Jose and our new class in “laughter yoga.”
Troy is coming with me [Read More]
Written by Dawoon Kang
As a founder of online dating site Coffee Meets Bagel (CMB), I spend a lot of time on the Internet looking through dating profiles. One of the most common misconceptions about online dating I’ve noticed is the [Read More]
Written By Leo Babauta
The Internet is overwhelming for many people — it never ends, and our connection to it is consuming more and more of our time.
When things get overwhelming, my advice is always the same: simplify.
But how do you simplify such a complicated [Read More]
Written by Cody Matera, Arizona State University Journalism Student
It’s a Glowface world. That’s the term my author father coined to describe people who always have their faces buried in a computer screen.
A decade ago, there was only a trace of the revealing blue glow as people embraced their desktop computers from a reasonable distance. As time passed and [Read More]
As college costs rise and the Internet grows, online courses are an increasingly attractive option for people looking to learn new skills without breaking the bank. Over the years, the breadth and speed of virtual educational systems has exploded.
The 1970s brought significant changes to remote learning as computers began to replace televisions as the most [Read More]
Written By Randi Zuckerberg
Recently, my sister forwarded me an article about a mom that posted pictures of her six-year-old cross-dressing son on Facebook. “What do you think of this article?” my sister asked.
Well, this one’s certainly Dot Complicated.
I absolutely applaud this [Read More]
Written by Randi Zuckerberg (#RandiRants)
My son started preschool last week, a big milestone for everyone in our house. Naturally, I was a wreck the night before. To top it off, at roughly 7:30 p.m., I realized that his teacher had asked for [Read More]
