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Breaking Up is Hard to Do!

Learn 4 Tips to Move from Denial to Acceptance Thrive Global invites voices from many spheres to share their perspectives on our Community platform. Community stories are not commissioned by our editorial team, and opinions expressed by Community contributors do not reflect the opinions of Thrive Global or its employees. More information on our Community…

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Clearing the Air for Wellness

When Max Kater’s son was diagnosed with allergies, asthma and eczema, she encountered an unexpected problem: housekeeping products that made them worse. So the former fashion editor took matters into her own hands and founded Murchison-Hume. The company creates plant-based cleaning products that are better for our health — and the planet’s — and strives…

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Discovering Peace Through Adventure

Brad Beaty isn’t one to define wellness. For the co-owner of Lush Experiences, which connects clients with the world’s most luxury hotels and destinations, wellness, and especially wellness travel, means encountering silence and peace in unexpected areas. It means opening yourself up to adventure and the opportunity to discover the unexpected, whether in new or…

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To Be Loved We Need First To Be Seen

It’s our fears, flaws, and failures that draw people closer We all know that perfection is unattainable. So, why do we often strive to be the perfect mother, father, child, colleague, friend or boss? ‘I’ll be perfect’ or ‘I’ll be the best at what I do’ is a suit of armor, designed to protect our fragile egos from the horror of…

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Jói Sigurdsson of CrankWheel: “Any sufficiently-common rote work will be partially or fully automated”

Any sufficiently-common rote work will be partially or fully automated. Whether physical or intellectual, all repetitive work will be automated away, assuming enough of it is done to justify an investment in automation. Driving trucks, entering data for bookkeeping, laying bricks, translating, and a huge array of other jobs will be mostly or fully automated.…