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Even though women entrepreneurs like Elynour Rummyng had already begun to emerge during the 16th century, their reach was restricted to only a few industries. Most of them were engaged in cottage industries by selling home-made brews, rural medicine or ran family inns and taverns. Not much has changed in the 21st century. This is […]

In Emily in Paris, Luc delivers a line: “You live to work; we work to live.” sparking a compelling conversation about work-life balance—a topic that’s as relevant today as ever.  When we think about work-life balance, we often picture a set of scales perfectly weighted on both sides. But the truth is, balance is a

Ever watched Only Murders in the Building?  The show, recently nominated for 17 Emmys, follows true-crime enthusiasts Oliver, Charles, and Mabel—from different generations who team up to solve mysteries. A running joke is that Charles and Oliver (in their 70s) find it challenging to connect with Mabel (in her 20s). They struggle with her millennial

In “Home Alone,” Kevin McCallister is just an eight-year-old boy who, on the surface, seems far too young to be taken seriously. Left behind by his family during the holiday season, he faces challenges that would overwhelm most adults. Yet, Kevin doesn’t just survive—he thrives, outsmarting two seasoned burglars with a series of clever traps

A year ago, a paralegal went on Reddit to complain about how they were always being asked to make coffee at the law firm they worked at.  Then they asked: “who makes the coffee at your law firm?”  From the responses by other legal professionals, it was immediately clear that in law firms where several

A report by the World Health Organisation (WHO) stated that 1 in 2 people globally are ageist against older people. At the same time, another academic study found that “reverse ageism” or ageism directed at younger people happened to be the predominant experience in workplaces. There is no doubt that “ageism cuts both ways”, as