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The Book That Every Woman Should Read
It is a strong and sensitive book, full of conflicting feelings, life lessons, and a drama that will touch the soul of each woman. The Lady with the Camels, the work of Alexandre Dumas's son, is the book that every woman should read.
By Bryan Hampton4 years ago in Humans
How to Become a (More) Independent Woman
We talk more and more about strong, independent women, but what exactly does that mean? First of all, an independent woman is not only financially stable but also emotionally stable.
By Bryan Hampton4 years ago in Humans
7 Rules of Etiquette That Any Self-Respecting Woman Should Know
In the past, people took into account certain rules of etiquette that were "letter of the law." For example, in the interwar period, all people knew the Code of Good Manners and were guided by it in every situation.
By Rania Byrd4 years ago in Humans
Tonic Gin: The History of One of the Most Popular Cocktails in the World
For over a century, tonic gin has been one of the most popular cocktails in the world. A 2016 study by the Wine and Spirit Trade Association found that in the UK alone, gin sales were 40 million bottles a year, or enough to make 1.12 billion tonics a year.
By Alexia Salter4 years ago in Humans
7 Books to Read for Personal And Financial Development
Bookstores are some of the most fascinating places anyone can enter, whether it's a physical or virtual bookstore. The bookstore is the place where you can find diaries and other stationery, pens, gifts for different occasions and ages, and even the most interesting books that can help you in life.
By Klaudia McGregor4 years ago in Humans
16 Types of Coffee Beans to Choose From Today
There are several ways to distinguish different types of coffee beans. In this article, we will address some of the most important factors of different types of coffee beans.
By Rania Byrd4 years ago in Humans
What the Shape of Your Fingers Says About Your Personality
It is said that the hands are the business card of a person, their appearance reflecting the importance that the person gives to personal care, but also the attention he has to details.
By Viktor Edge4 years ago in Humans
7 Things That Mothers-In-Law Secretly Want to Tell Us Straight From the Heart
The phrase "Mother-in-law, mother-in-law, sour grape" was certainly uttered for the first time by a woman who had a mother-in-law with whom she did not get along and who made her life extremely difficult.
By Lia Barton4 years ago in Humans
How to Stay Motivated to Achieve Any Goal
Whether you want to get better grades in exams, be promoted at work, eat a healthier diet, or run a marathon, motivation is key.
By Klaudia McGregor4 years ago in Humans
What is Spiritual Ego?
There are three main components you hear about all the time when you are embarking on your spiritual awakening, and those are:
By Julie O'Hara - Author, Poet and Spiritual Warrior4 years ago in Humans
Level Up in Your 20's.
I remember my 20’s being a mixed bag. On the plus side, I went to University, experienced my first relationships, and travelled abroad alone for the first time.
By Leon Macfayden4 years ago in Humans
A Resolution in Inadequacy
Starting the new year can be intimidating. There's always tons of articles and speeches that the people of the world strive for and start as beginning of a new year comes around. Hours are dedicated to mapping out how the first month should go and that usually sets the tone for the months after that. However, these last two years have taught people a lot about themselves if not the humanity of the world. Just how many times can you possibly root for change and then not follow through? An exciting look into disrupting your routine starts out fun but then turns boring when your commitment starts fading.
By Madeleine M92014 years ago in Humans