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Top 7 Business Ideas For 2020
The business sector is the most unpredictable world as new ideas continue to surface every single day.
How to Throw an Epic Last-Minute House Party?
Planning and throwing a party is both exciting as well as a little daunting task, especially when you do it last-minute.
Take Your Business Marketing to the Next Level
In order to get the best and most effective business marketing you need to make sure you get the basics right.
Tips on Using Virtual Assistants to Scale Your Business
With the amount of work that has to be done, you may find that you are really struggling to use your resources effectively, which can have a huge negative impact on your business.
Another look at millennials â I am one
I have noticed a lack of perspective that struggle is inevitable and a lack of tools to endure hardship, something that builds character and lasting relationships.
Teenagers who don't date are less depressed than their peers in romantic relationships
The big romance - and the ensuing heartache - is the stuff of many a teen movie and TV drama, but a new study suggests youngsters may be mentally and socially better off without a boyfriend or girlfriend.
Does a shortage of 'economically attractive' men fuel marriage decline?
A new study published in the Journal of Marriage and Family suggests that unmarried women may be snubbing the unmarried men in their circles because they are underwhelmed by their financial and educational circumstances.
Anxiety and depression: why doctors are prescribing gardening rather than drugs
Spending time in outdoors, taking time out of the everyday to surround yourself with greenery and living things can be one of life's great joys â and recent research also suggest it's good for your body and your brain.
Saving sex for marriage is good for us
Our television programmes, movies, songs, the whole culture promotes sexual anarchy and promiscuity.
What not to think when you're in your thirties and still single
Something must be wrong if you are not married by your mid-thirties, right?
Why we laugh when we know it's wrong
Rather than always being "wrong", laughing when we shouldn't can be a way of shaping our ethical beliefs by interacting with others, testing out the limits of right and wrong.
A Redesigned Life: what God is doing when He says 'no'
There are simple principles we can apply to help us make sense of life when it doesn't go as planned
Facial recognition: ten reasons you should be worried about the technology
Activists, politicians, academics and even police forces are expressing serious concerns over the impact facial recognition could have on a political culture based on rights and democracy.
The difference between biblical hope and wishful thinking
Hope, as it's used in the Bible, holds none of the uncertainty of wishes.
How do we go from being strangers to having deeply connected relationships?
There are no strangers in the world around us, only potential friends
'It's a national crisis': The UK's birth rate is falling dramatically
It may not seem a cause for concern. But with an increasingly ageing population, and Brexit due to impact on the number of non-British workers in the employment market, the UK is facing a population crisis.