If you’re not happy with your job, it can bleed over into other areas of your life. Job dissatisfaction is stressful, particularly considering that you'll likely spend about a third of your life working. If you are grappling with feelings of unhappiness or unfulfillment with your job, you might be contemplating whether it's time to call it quits and move on.

5 Signs You Should Quit Your Job Immediately (If You Can)

At the end of their lives, people tend to reflect on things they wish they'd done differently. Many wish they'd expressed more love and forgiveness, and use their last words to show their appreciation for the people in their lives, oncologist Siddhartha Mukherjee recently said during a commencement speech at the University of Pennsylvania.

Top 5 regrets people have when they die, says ex-hospice care worker—many don’t realize them ‘until the end’

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Disaffected Gen Zers and young millennials may have a point as the odds keep getting stacked against them. Eli Joseph, Ph.D., is an author, researcher, and academic who serves as an associate faculty at Columbia University, and instructor at New York University, UCLA, and the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Dartmouth. He is also a business partner at ExamOne, a Quest Diagnostics Company.

Housing, work, love: Gen Zers and young millennials don’t stand a chance in the face of the modern quarter-life crisis

Dr. Gloria Horsley and Dr. Frank Powers, affectionately known as the Golden Dating Doctors, share their journey of finding love in their senior years and provide some valuable insights into dating. After the end of their respective long-term marriages, Gloria and Frank navigated the complexities of senior dating and found...

How to Find Love Later in Life

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No one prepares you for how drastically your social life changes in your 30s. I would know because, as a 36-year-old, I just went through this shift: In my 20s, my life largely revolved around making dinner plans with friends, taking girls trips to new cities, and staying out late at bars. As we crept toward our 30s, people started dropping off: A few got married, a handful moved (some to new cities, others deep into the suburbs), some became career-obsessed, and a couple had babies.

How to Actually Maintain Close Friendships in Your 30s

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Intimate relationships can be thrilling, but when those connections blossom with someone just next door, the dynamics change significantly. The allure of proximity can quickly transform into a minefield of potential risks and complications. In this article, we delve into the hazards of engaging in intimate relations with your neighbor, shedding light on the complexities and offering insights for navigating these tricky waters.

The risks of engaging in intimate relations with your neighbor

In today’s professional environment, maintaining a clear boundary between personal and professional interactions is crucial. One significant aspect of this boundary is how people handle flirting in the workplace. Ignoring flirtatious behavior can help maintain a respectful and productive work environment, free from misunderstandings and potential conflicts. Understanding workplace...

Why people should ignore flirting in the workplace

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It's not the pay or the perks causing American workers to disengage. It's the lack of purpose.

America's crisis of meaningless work

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We often run across people in our lives who either have a natural healing and calming energy to them and those who seem bent on ruining everything you set out to do whether they mean to or not. Astrology offers a complex and nuanced understanding of personality traits associated with each zodiac sign, attributing both positive and negative aspects to individuals' characters. Among these characteristics, some signs are often hailed for their healing abilities, bringing comfort, peace, and rejuvenation to those around them. Conversely, other signs may possess more destructive tendencies, challenging relationships and personal growth. This article explores the zodiac signs that are traditionally considered the most healing and the most destructive, offering insights into the dual nature of certain astrological influences.

The 6 Zodiac Signs That Can Either Heal or Destroy You

Young workers are struggling with their mental health. Gen Z and millennial employees are missing work, calling in sick, and are sinking into burnout at higher rates than other generations. Only 34% of global workers describe themselves as “thriving” according to a new report from workplace analytics company Gallup—down one...

The kids are not alright: Gen Z and millennial workers are struggling and it’s time for managers to pay attention

In a world where fact and fiction often blur, it’s fascinating to discover what people believe is undeniably real despite widespread denial. We asked our Upworthy Facebook audience, "What's something people deny exists but is 100% real?" and received a flood of thought-provoking, humorous, and poignant responses. These answers reveal the hidden truths and overlooked realities that shape our lives. From universal needs to spiritual beliefs and even the occasional oddity, here are nine things our readers are convinced are real, even if others are skeptical.

9 things many people deny exist but are actually "100 % real"

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Conflicts are inevitable in life as we have different opinions. Some zodiac signs are good at arguing while others strive to create harmony and avoid arguments. Yet, conflict resolution is a crucial skill at home and work. It helps people live peacefully and in unity.

5 Zodiac Signs Who Are Most Likely to Win Arguments

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Jessica* is in just her second job out of university but she describes her boss as “very toxic”, saying he dumps his workload on her most days and has previously told her off for complaining to HR.

The 25-year-old works 10-hour days and said her boss has also previously implied she isn’t very smart.

Add to that no one really monitors him, she said, meaning he gets away with behaving badly and doing very little work.

“A lot of the time he has to do reports and instead of him doing them he will get me to do them and there is no...

Gen Z workers expos the ‘toxic’ behaviors of their bosses

Although the unemployment rate is just 4%, there is a growing share of young adults not working. "NEETS" are opting out of the labor force by choice. Others, referred to as "new unemployables," are struggling to find employment despite their best efforts. Although the unemployment rate has spent 30 months...

'NEETS' and 'new unemployables' — why some young adults aren’t working

For more than a decade, American parents have been trying to be more like the French. Journalist Pamela Druckerman kicked off the trend with the 2012 bestseller Bringing Up Bébé, in which she painted a picture of well-behaved French children who greeted their elders politely, ate their vegetables, and went to bed on time, leaving their parents free to socialize, drink wine, and generally enjoy their lives. Since then, French parenting has been the subject of multiple self-help books (including a followup by Druckerman) and countless TikToks, as the French mother especially has become an object of yearning comparison for many frazzled Americans.

The distinctly American fantasy of “French parenting”

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Mike Hixenbaugh has written a heck of a book about the newest wave of attempts to dismantle America’s public schools. They Came for the Schools is centered on Southlake, Texas, the community that turned out to be the cutting edge of harnessing culture panic for political gains (it is, among other things, the district where an administrator famously told teachers to cover both sides of the Holocaust). It’s the community that pioneered the “Southlake Playbook,” the plan for the far right to take power in a district.

5 Takeaways from Mike Hixenbaugh’s ‘They Came for the Schools’

The use of shadow stand-ins and a lack of promotions are the latest trends that show how weird work has gotten.

Work is getting really weird

Earth signs are practical, grounded, and reliable. Air signs are intellectual, curious, and communicative. We know that fire signs are passionate with courage and are a massive creative force just as water signs are emotional and intuitive. So which signs are going to be the most protective of their hearts? Which ones are going to be more difficult to get to know, more difficult to get through the walls they’ve put up to protect their emotions, their feelings?

3 Zodiac Signs Who Are Protective of Their Hearts

What happens when you can't afford your friends anymore? A trip to the movies, dinner at a restaurant, night out at the club—all these friends dates start to add up. You're maxing out your budget and your credit usage keeps increasing. Your hours are suddenly cut and money gets even tighter. Hanging out with friends is no longer fun or relaxing, but a point of stress and contention. You feel like the odd man out—and you don’t know what to do about it.

I Can't Afford My Friends. Now, What?

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You Live to Work; You Work to Live: The Average American’s Life in Today’s Economy

In today’s fast-paced world, the American dream of work-life balance has become a nuanced reality for many. The pressures of the modern economy have created a...

You Live to Work; You Work to Live: The Average American’s Life in Today’s Economy

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