First Responders’ Guide to Self-care
Many people can’t imagine having the job of a first or an emergency responder. Whenever there are traumatic and stressful events that may or may not be causing harm to people, they would be the first person there to face the threats and combat them. If there’s a fire, the fire department would be there
Non-Profit Sustainability: Four Capacities to Strengthen in COVID-19 Times
Come to think of it, it’s a conundrum of sorts. In the history of America, never has there been a time when people need non-profits the most. All the more now that the number of Americans who have succumbed to the virus has surpassed the 500,000 mark last February 22. It’s definitely a grim milestone
The Ideal Home Size For a Family With a Work-from-Home Parent and Homeschooled Kids
Before the pandemic, an average single-family home had about three bedrooms, at least two bathrooms, and an open floor plan in the living spaces. In a middle-class neighborhood, that house had a median price of roughly $340,000. Regarding its size, it’s more or less 2,422 square feet (225.01 m²), which is the median house size
What You Should Look for When Booking an Airbnb
Booking an Airbnb sounds like a simple thing to do, especially when you do it on a website that’s tailored to make things as convenient as possible. The experience goes just like booking a hotel, but Airbnb gives looking for a place and booking one a bit more personal. Guests and hosts get to converse with
Serving Never Goes Out of Style: The Importance and Benefits of Volunteering
It’s almost been a year since COVID-19 started wreaking havoc in our lives. We’ve been through one of the toughest times in recent history. We’re living in unprecedented times when uncertainty is the only certainty we have. Dealing with the pandemic has been quite overwhelming to a lot of people. And while we continue to
Survive the Industry: Tips for New Business Owners
According to the Bureau of Labor and Statistics, a staggering 45% of new businesses fail within five years. There are many reasons for this including bad timing, the wrong product, unfit management, or a combination of all three. If your company is meant to fail, don’t let it be due to something you can control. Instead, take care
How to Find Your Next Employees
No College Required: High Wages with Minimal Education
Sometimes a high school diploma and a little bit of training can be enough to land you a high-paying job. Specific industries offer salaries exceeding $60,000 for technical or skilled blue-collar work. Transportation If you can drive, you’re good to go. Well, not exactly. Truck drivers are
5 Health Effects of Hazardous Waste Exposure
Everyone should be proactive when it comes to their health, like eating healthy meals and exercising regularly. However, some factors can also affect health, including the environment. Today, waste is one of the growing problems the world is facing. The cities produce about 1.3 million tons of
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