Donny Berge 
Starting a business while holding down a full-time job is like juggling flaming torches while riding a unicycle—it’s thrilling, a bit scary, and requires serious balance. I’ve been there, launching a small side hustle selling handmade candles while working 9-to-5 as a marketing coordinator. The late nights and early mornings were exhausting, but the freedom … Read more
Basketball is my favorite sport—a dynamic, fast-paced game that blends athleticism, strategy, and heart-pounding moments. I’ve been hooked since I was a kid, shooting hoops in my driveway, dreaming of hitting a game-winning three-pointer like Michael Jordan. But even a sport as thrilling as basketball has room to grow. Whether you’re a casual fan, a … Read more
Imagine standing on the edge of a diving board, the crowd’s roar fading into a distant hum, your heart pounding like a drum. The difference between a perfect dive and a flop isn’t just technique—it’s your mind. This is where sports psychology coaching steps in, transforming athletes and performers from good to great by mastering … Read more
Yoga isn’t just about twisting yourself into a pretzel or chanting in a candlelit room (though, let’s be honest, that can be fun too). It’s a 5,000-year-old practice that’s evolved from ancient India into a global phenomenon, loved for its ability to nurture both body and mind. I remember my first yoga class—nervously stepping onto … Read more
Imagine looking up at the night sky, stars twinkling peacefully, only to learn that a massive space rock could be hurtling toward Earth. It sounds like the plot of a Hollywood blockbuster, but for NASA, tracking potentially hazardous asteroids is a very real mission. These cosmic wanderers, remnants of the solar system’s formation, can pose … Read more
Imagine looking up at the night sky, marveling at the stars, only to realize that a massive space rock could be hurtling toward our planet. It’s the stuff of science fiction blockbusters, but for NASA, tracking potentially hazardous asteroids is a very real and critical mission. These cosmic threats, remnants of the solar system’s chaotic … Read more
Picture this: It’s 2008, and I’m sitting in a cramped office, staring at a stack of unpaid bills for my fledgling marketing firm. The economy’s tanking, clients are bailing, and I’m questioning every decision that led me here. But then I think about folks like Sara Blakely, who turned a simple idea into Spanx despite … Read more
On a quiet Sunday night, August 31, 2025, a 6.0-magnitude earthquake shook eastern Afghanistan, leaving devastation in its wake. Entire villages in Kunar and Nangarhar provinces were reduced to rubble, and the death toll has climbed past 2,200, with thousands more injured. As a humanitarian crisis unfolds, families are grappling with loss, homelessness, and a … Read more
As a travel writer, your office is the world—sometimes a bustling airport terminal, other times a quiet café in a foreign city, or even a dusty trail in the middle of nowhere. I’ve been chasing stories across continents for over a decade, from the vibrant markets of Marrakech to the serene fjords of Norway, and … Read more
Imagine standing at the edge of the Thar Desert, the golden sands stretching endlessly before you, or wandering through the vibrant markets of Bhutan, where prayer flags flutter in the breeze. Traveling isn’t just about seeing new places—it’s about feeling the pulse of a destination, immersing yourself in its culture, and collecting stories that stay … Read more