Tag: Realities

In recent years, the concept of the “996” work culture has gained notoriety and sparked debates across the globe. The term “996” refers to a grueling work schedule where employees are expected to work from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., six days a week, totaling a daunting 72-hour workwee...

The idea of the "Metaverse" has always been one of those fascinating concepts, like one straight out of science fiction or those wild collective daydreams we’ve all had about what a digital world where everything’s interconnected could actually look like. Contrary to popular...

In the rapidly evolving landscape of technology, we find ourselves at the cusp of a new era — the Metaverse. A term that was once confined to the realms of science fiction has now become a plausible reality. The Metaverse represents a convergence of virtual and physical realities, offering a s...

As a 36 year old millennial mom, I am responsible for budgeting and planning for my family of 5. While it’s not always the easiest job, I find it highly rewarding. Lately, I have been thinking about what it will mean for me and my husband to move from working full time to retirement (and all t...

Hello Dreamers! Retirement, the elusive horizon of financial tranquillity, has recently been thrust into the spotlight by Vanguard’s illuminating Retirement Outlook Report. In this unique exploration, we’ll delve into the depths of this report, combining insights from two perspectives...

It was a casual conversation with a colleague a couple of weeks back when I mentioned, matter-of-fact, that one new-to-my team direct hadn’t taken the effort to set up an intro meeting. He also declined the one that I setup because he was busy with other ‘important stuff’. This col...

One of the most momentous changes for me was the development of my breasts. They didn’t just perk up, they grew with gusto. My endocrinologist even noted them after my first year on hormones and she said, “Obviously, your body has been waiting for the right hormones for your entire life....

Let this sink in. That’s as long as college, longer if you went to a school that follows a trimestral system. That’s four years of paying for tuition, books, and a space in Starbucks. That’s four years of your life on hold. Within the same time, you’d be comfortably establish...

In a world marked by relentless work schedules and mounting pressures, the pursuit of relief from burnout and depression often leads people to unconventional paths. One such avenue is the idea of visiting a nude beach, a place where the vulnerability of shedding societal expectations promises a sens...