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New year, new you? No thanks! But what’s wrong with a bit of self-improvement, whether it’s January 1st of mid-July? This infographic from our friends at NeoMam showcases five hobbies that can actually make you smarter!
You know that thing you spend your free time doing for free? Well, it might just be able to earn you a buck. via DailyInfographic
Ok, so I doubt proofreading is something you do to unwind on the weekends, but, hey, I could be wrong. It’s much more likely that you’re blogging, though. Put a little elbow grease into that and you could get a little cheese out of it.
I’m not into baking, but I am into eating baked goods. Since I share this trait with the vast majority of humanity, there will always be a market for delicious cookies, brownies, blondies, and all other -ies you can think of.
If you can draw, there aren’t enough good webcomics in the world, either. Sexy ones are particularly lucrative, and there’s a market for any genre you please. There’s a lot of expensive equipment, such as drawing tablets, you might want to invest in, but if you’re good at drawing and have an entertaining story idea, just draw on it a piece of paper and upload a good picture.
Your hobbies can make you money, but are they improving your mind? Check out our 5 Hobbies That Can Make You Smarter infographic, you might be boosting your brain without realizing it.
There are plenty of good reasons to start a new hobby, and it can be as simple as picking up a new instrument.
The infographic below, which was designed by Proessaywriter.net, shows us five everyday hobbies that will not only expand your skill set, but also expand your brain.
For example, learning how to play a new instrument can enhance one's cognitive skills and help one de-stress. A report found children who play musical instruments showed enhanced performance for verbal fluency and processing speed. And no, you're never too old to learn how to play music, as psychologist Gary Marcus notes in Time.
And with such hectic schedules and busy personal lives, a new hobby might just be the thing you need to revamp your 2016. Check out the full graphic below and let us know, are you trying a new hobby next year?
They say age is nothing but a number, and these stats prove it.
Tips for rendering the snooze button unnecessary.
Come and play. Growing your gray matter doesn't have to be boring.
Don't worry. It's not as technical as you might think. This quick guide will get you up and A/B testing in no time.
MySpace could have snagged Facebook. Facebook could have scored Snapchat. Alas, there are many offers that can be refused. Not every match is made in heaven.
A new study shed light on a major frustration among workers.
It’s a given that the average person wants to be happy. Where it can get complicated, though, is how to make that happen. After all, don’t happiness and well-being look different to different people?
It’s certainly true that happiness is subjective, but there are also universal elements. There are certain changes you can make and habits you can develop that, according to research, will boost your overall happiness -- no matter who you are.
Here are 10 daily life changes you can make to boost your happiness.
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