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Balance is something the body learns to do automatically by engaging the postural muscles. Several times a day, whether I’m indoors or out, my bone doctor’s mantra reverberates in my head: “Do Not Fall!” That might seem like telling the sun not to shine, but it does remind me that …

VB Transform Watch every session from the AI event of the year On-Demand Watch Now Innovation is top of mind for many large organizations. However, most “innovation recipes” are created for smaller companies. Others completely ignore the reality of driving business results. Striking a balance between fostering innovation and ensuring …

Whether you’re juggling balances on multiple credit cards that are all earning high interest or you’re carrying a balance on one high-interest credit card, a balance transfer is likely the perfect tool for you. Completing a balance transfer is a lot easier than you think, as you can usually submit …

When you’ve finally decided to buckle down and get rid of your debts, one of the first pieces of advice you’ll find anywhere about how to approach the problem is to line up your debts by interest rate with the highest one first, then make minimum payments on all debts …

If you’re like most people right now, you are spending a lot of time in front of screens. This makes sense: In a time of social distancing, screens have become our portals to the outside world. But how much screen time is too much? And is screen-life balance even possible …

There are two schools of thought when it comes to working from home: it’s either better for your productivity or it’s worse. I’ve always fallen into the first camp based on experience. When I work from home, I’d argue, I don’t need to commute—that’s at least an extra hour of …

There are two schools of thought when it comes to working from home: it’s either better for your productivity or it’s worse. I’ve always fallen into the first camp based on experience. When I work from home, I’d argue, I don’t need to commute—that’s at least an extra hour of …

There are two schools of thought when it comes to working from home: it’s either better for your productivity or it’s worse. I’ve always fallen into the first camp based on experience. When I work from home, I’d argue, I don’t need to commute—that’s at least an extra hour of …