We can consider this the KAOS edition of Too Dope Not to Share, but since I haven’t officially finished the Netflix series I can’t claim to be Geeking Out about it. Instead, what is shared this week will be closely related to Mythology, ancient studies, and how we are connected across time.
Have you ever found yourself struggling to remember the main points of a presentation, even though you can recall small details like the speaker’s tie or the room temperature?
Discover why young Americans are financially worse off than ever before in Scott Galloway’s gripping TED talk. (Viewer discretion advised: Contains mature language.)
As we make the transition to digital media, we’re seeing an increase in the length of media, but that doesn’t mean we’re necessarily listening or watching for longer.
If you’ve taken a drive along Florin Road in Sacramento lately, you’re in for a visual feast. The vibrant murals that line the streets are a sight to behold.
They say laughter is the best medicine. But what actually happens in our body when we laugh? Let’s find out.
My favorite read of the year calls out the false narratives and myths of social movements and gives us a bold and courageous guide on how to move forward by practicing what Dr. Ginwright calls the four pivots.
What happens when parents who feel they are losing connection with their teenagers are targeted by an organization that promised a series of steps that combined academic education and therapeutic interventions?
The project was launched in 2019 and presents an exciting opportunity to shape the city’s trajectory for the next two decades. Through extensive community engagement, it addresses pressing issues such as housing affordability, equity, and sustainability, reflecting a commitment to inclusive and environmentally responsible urban development.
As the new year begins, this article offers tips to boost mental well-being: improve sleep, manage anxiety, break worry cycles, tidy for mental clarity, practice gratitude, embrace aging positively, engage in the arts, enjoy awe walks, and take tech breaks for better focus.
“This is the first chance that I’ve ever had in my life to work with other professionals who have a Latinx background,” Pacheco said. “And that is just paramount in my own maturity and idea of who I am and the assets that I bring to the table.”
The new year has me on a cleaning kick, but here’s a cautionary tale. One of the trends on social media now is to systematically disinfect spaces, Vox is calling it performative cleanliness, and it can be harmful in a lot of ways.