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Originally published in May 2020 With every new job, relationship, habit—you name it—I consider learning in baby steps. You didn’t pop out of your mother’s womb knowing how to walk, much less run, did you? First, you lay there, for months, before rolling over, then crawling, then pulling yourself up, before you wobbled a couple of steps and everyone around you cheered. You got goose eggs on your head and bruises on your knees, falling down and tripping for years to come, but eventually, you got the hang of walking and now you probably take for granted how much easier…
A new crop of airport lounges is putting food at the forefront. Around the world, first and business class lounges are trading tired buffets and plastic-wrapped sandwiches for freshly shucked oysters, celebrity chef-crafted tasting menus, and cocktails that are anything but boring. Forget food on the go—next time you have a layover at one of these airports, be sure to bring your appetite.Heami Lee The thrash of travel makes one crave the comforts of home—and this modern, spacious lounge meets that moment with wall-to-wall wood paneling, deep lounge chairs, cushy upholstered sofas, and plants everywhere. Areas are separated by wood…
Most years, I don’t set resolutions. I’ve always shied away from the endeavor, not bold enough to announce my intentions because — well, what if I didn’t end up following through? The looming failure and embarrassment have been enough to deter me from even admitting to myself what I hope for in the year to come. Not to mention that the resolution itself seems to amount to a kind of failure: “I haven’t been able to do this (yet).” 🫠 It’s true for most of us, whether you usually set intentions or not, that the New Year’s resolution is embroiled…
Here’s part two of my trip report to South Florida. Part one covered how my family and I traveled from Toronto to Florida and how I almost missed my cruise. After a quick visit with my sister and niece at the airport, I grabbed our three (3!) bags from baggage claim and called the hotel shuttle. We were only in Florida for 12 hours, and since we arrived so late, I wanted an airport hotel. I had originally booked the Delta Hotels by Marriott West Palm Beach using one of my free Marriott nights from my Marriott Bonvoy American Express…
We may receive a portion of sales if you purchase a product through a link in this article. January always invites a natural pause. While every day offers the chance to begin again, there’s something grounding about the collective reset of a new year—the sense that we get to choose how we move forward. After plenty of trial and error, I’ve learned to let go of detoxes, cleanses, and rigid routines in favor of something far more sustaining: intention. A flip of the calendar doesn’t erase the complexity we carry into a new year, but it does offer perspective. January…
In July 2009, I started Financial Samurai to make sense of the financial destruction unfolding at the time. I had been toying with the idea since 2006, when I graduated part time from UC Berkeley’s business school, but kept kicking the can down the road. After losing around 40 percent of my net worth in just six months, losses that took a decade to build, I realized it was now or never. I promised myself I would publish three times a week for 10 years. When I reached that goal in July 2019, I simply kept going. There are too…
Nufs Single Serving Hot Honey PacksNufs have held steady as one of our all-time favorite healthy snacks for a while now and for good reason. The crackers, which are free of gluten, dairy, and seed oils, are just the right amount of crispy and pack actual, punchy flavor into the tiny snacking squares. As much as I never had a problem running through a box in a sitting or two, I am delighted that the brand just released single-serving snack packs in their hot honey flavor, perfect for throwing into a travel bag or grabbing out of your desk drawer…
We independently select these products—if you buy from one of our links, we may earn a commission. All prices were accurate at the time of publishing.Just like Goldilocks, I have cycled through my fair share of robes to find the perfect fit — and after years of shopping, I’m thrilled to share I’ve found one that’s just right. I needed a robe that not only could help me dry off after a relaxing soak, but also an option that felt cozy enough to snuggle into on long winter nights when my apartment gets chilly. I found the perfect two-in-one model…
Photo Courtesy of Pexels – Yaroslav Shuraev We often think that to change our lives, we need to make massive, sweeping transformations. But the truth is, the most lasting changes don’t come from one-time grand gestures—they come from the small, healthy habits we repeat every single day. As we look toward the New Year, let’s move away from the “all-or-nothing” mindset with these few simple healthy habits for 2026. Instead, let’s focus on building a foundation of wellness that feels sustainable, enjoyable, and realistic. The Power of Tiny Habits In 2026, the goal isn’t to be perfect; it’s to be…
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