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On Bringing Little Bits of Happiness: The Value of Micro-Encounters

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By: Brian Harris

I was listening to a podcast to pass the 15 minutes that lay ahead on the elliptical trainer. The sentiment expressed was simple, but I thought it worth developing. Read more

My Adult Kid Lives at Home: Should I Charge Them Board?

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By: Joni Boyd

If your adult kids are working fulltime and living at home, you have the perfect opportunity to help them learn some healthy financial habits. Read more

Screens and Parenting: Insights From ‘The Anxious Generation’

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By: Michelle Nortje 

Jonathan Haidt’s The Anxious Generation is a interesting exploration of the modern mental health crisis among young people. Read more

All Should Take Another Walk Down The Yellow Brick Road

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By: Russ Matthews

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The Surprisingly Rich History of Physiotherapy

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By: Bec Harris

When you book a physio session today, you’re tapping into a profession that goes back thousands of years. While it might seem modern, physiotherapy’s roots reach as far back as ancient Greece. Read more

F1 The Movie – Jump Into The Driver’s Seat and Fly

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By: Russ Matthews

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House vs Wedding: Can You Afford Both?

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By: Joni Boyd

Planning a wedding can feel like a dream come true—but when the reality of the costs sets in, it can also be a bit of a financial nightmare. Read more

Death By A Thousand Cuts: Gen Z and That Quiet Revival

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By: Stephen McAlpine

Depending on how your social media algorithm is configured – mine is a bewildering mix of conservative theology, Forrest Frank songs, and cats singing K-Pop (thanks to my eldest daughter for that one) – you’re unlikely to have scrolled for long before coming across evidence of what is being termed ‘The Quiet Revival.’ 
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How to Raise Independent Kids

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By: Feranmi Taiwo

Letting go can be scary, but raising confident, capable kids starts earlier than you think. Susan Woodworth explores how parents can nurture independence, even in toddlers.
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