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These are The Economist’s best books of 2022
The Economist’s picks include financial scandals, a witness to the Holocaust and cell theory
‘I didn’t realise how badly it affected me until I was off it’: what it’s like to have a social media detox
Selena Gomez, Lizzo and Tom Holland have all taken breaks from Instagram and Twitter. Others have abandoned social media for good. Does it really make them happier?
New Year’s Resolutions Fail. Do This Instead
Introducing an annual practice with staying power.
Five responsible investing trends to expect in 2023
What forces will shape responsible investing (RI) in 2023? With ESG funds a key part of portfolios, investors can look to five RI trends that are likely to pick up in 2023.
The best podcasts of 2022
The best podcasts of 2022 explored America’s democracy, the death of an artist and why people throw dinner parties
How to disaster-proof your life
An essential but often neglected aspect of personal finance is disaster-proofing your life.
Market assumptions are onward and upward
Investors have a new spring in their step. After months of losing money on just about everything they owned, they suddenly made money on almost anything they touched in November.
12 Suggestions For Better Time Usage And Better Outcomes
Just remember, at any given moment in time you are creating the next moment, but the success of the next one depends on the success of the one you’re in.
Lessons from Canada’s World Cup appearance to improve your career
While the Canadian men’s national soccer team left the FIFA World Cup tournament with no wins, there is a lot we can all learn from the team and its impact, according to two career coaches.
Game-changing gifts: presents that will really make a difference these holidays
It’s not about predictable things; buying in the community, giving money for an RESP or tuition, helping someone feel better, are great contributions.