But as the years go by and technology improves, people found other wearable accessories to enhance their experience. One example is the development of wireless headphones. As people go to wearable technology, the more people realize that wearing wireless headphones can be relaxing. However, finding the best wireless headphone can be a daunting task given the countless options the market offers. To help you out, we’ve compiled a list of the best wireless headphones for running....

They didn’t achieve their goals on the first try and then gave up on their dreams without ever trying again. As a result, they came to the conclusion that their dream of living an extraordinary life was nothing but an unrealistic illusion. These are the same men who complain that no women are interested in them. On the other hand, there are guys who didn’t give up on their dreams and who continue to improve and to challenge themselves every day, no matter how often they fall down and have to get up again....

1. Not taking your lunch break. It’s easy to work through your lunch break, I know! It really seems like the best solution when you weigh it against staying late. When you do this every day, however, you’re wearing yourself out unnecessarily. Take thirty minutes to enjoy your lunch. How refreshed you feel after will make you feel so much better that you’ll get more done than if you had worked through that entire time....

Here are 10 tips to aid you in turning chaotic mornings into super productive ones. 1. Don’t Watch TV or Work/Play on Electronic Devices At Least One Hour Before Bed ” Sleep tight, but not right after looking at something bright.” as reported by By Randy Dotinga HealthDay Reporter( http://health.usnews.com/health-news/family-health/sleep/articles/2011/03/07/using-electronics-before-bed-may-hamper-sleep) One of the best ways to have a productive morning, is simply by getting a proper night’s sleep the night before....

Here’s how. 1. Show gratitude. Don’t wait to have a certain thing, age, work, or relationship to be grateful for what you already have. 2. Learn to complain less. Do an experiment and record all the times you complain during the day: while you are driving, being late, if you didn’t like what you ate, if your boss gave you extra work, etc. How many times have you complained? How many of those times did complaining have good result or solve the problem?...

Sending Emails With No Point. Don’t just send an email because you can. Send emails only if there is a purpose behind it — you have key information to share, an update or are responding to someone else’s request. If you continually send emails without a point, people will stop reading them. Remember to be respectful of the reader’s time. Writing an Email in One Paragraph. If it’s a very short email, then this is OK to do, but if you are writing a lengthy email with more than one point, then include multiple paragraphs....

Scott Burton Your financial habits are not great, as you will have probably maxed out your credit card, delayed any savings and focused mainly on pleasure spending. Your twenties are the time to have fun and its ok to make financial mistakes. However, the bad financial habits that you have accumulated in your twenties need to be gone before you head into your thirties. Being in your thirties is different, you become more responsible and yes a little more serious about life....

1. They have kangaroos in Germany? English translation: — Can a kangaroo jump higher than a house? — Yes! Because a house can’t jump. Original German: — Kann ein Känguru höher als ein Haus springen? — Ja! Weil ein Haus nicht springen kann. 2. You thought that ice was free? English translation: — “But Waiter, the coffee is cold!” — “Thanks for telling me, sir! Ice coffee is one Euro more…....

Check out 10 tips to help you save money with Groupon. 1. Refer Your Friends If you have any friends who love deals too, recommend they join Groupon! For every friend you refer, you will get $10 in Groupon bucks when they make their first purchase. All you have to do is sign in and click on your name in the top corner, then click “refer a friend” from the drop-down menu....

1. They are accessible They are reachable, approachable and are willing to connect. They do not build gigantic walls around themselves rather they build bridges to connect with others and to forge relationships. 2. They are grateful They are not too caught up in their lives or their activities to say thank you or send an appreciative note. Highly respected are grateful to the efforts or good gestures of others. They are not caught up in their world or in their personal image not to brighten another person’s day by saying “thank you....

1. They don’t see the forest through the trees. Many tasks, projects, and independent elements combine to complete projects. Often it seems like you have plenty of time, weeks even, to complete a task. You do what you’re supposed to and dive right in. You work, tirelessly, to complete each task. You make sure every detail is perfect, all the i’s dotted and the t’s crossed. But too many times, diving into the details takes the focus off the overall goal and sends you down a rathole from which you can’t recover....

Here are ten things many people wish they understood when they were younger. 1. You need to live your life for yourself (not others) Many young people live their lives to please others. They pursue careers, start businesses and even pick marriage partners to please their parents, friends, spouses and even kids only to realize later on in life that was a big mistake. Back out of people’s plans for you and run away from dreams that aren’t your own....

We find ourselves immersed in our own traditions, while at the same time making new ones with our families and friends and although continuing the customs we are used to is valuable, minor adjustments can be made to not only make them more meaningful, but also to guide children in understanding how we can use the holiday season to become better people. Here are 10 important things to tell children this holiday season....

1. Dan Pink: the surprising science of motivation 2. Ken Robinson: schools kill creativity 3. Elizabeth Gilbert on nurturing creativity 4. Rory Sutherland: Life lessons from an ad man 5. JK Rowling: The fringe benefits of failure 6. Jane McGonigal: Gaming can make a better world 7. Tony Robbins: why we do what we do 8. Dan Ariely: Are we in control of our own decisions? 9. Steve Jobs: How to live before you die 10....

Some images have a distinct mental twist to them, while others are only for entertainment. No matter what, there is no denying the artistic creativity of a mind-blowing painting that makes you look twice. Here are ten mind-bending works of art from artists spanning several generations that will cause you to question reality. These artists use architectural precision and creative license to show you a world of impossible realities. Enjoy the Surrealism, Magical Realism and Optical Illusions created by artists ranging from Oleg Shuplyak to M....

Here are 10 movies with themes that range from motivational to fun. This list includes Hollywood classics and Pixar titles, and every one of them has the potential to leave you feeling inspired, motivated or bring you to your happy place. 1. Meet John Doe Meet John Doe is the quintessential ‘fight for the underdog’ film. Gary Cooper’s character represents the John Doe’s of America. The movie includes a series of speeches about empowering the average citizen....

To make your life a little easier, here are the 10 absolute must-do’s to tick off on your first trip to the “Pearl of the Orient.” Planning your travel itinerary has never been easier. Marvel at Hong Kong’s Breathtaking Views from Victoria Peak Victoria Peak is one of Hong Kong’s most iconic landmarks, providing the best vantage point for panoramic views of the city’s towering skyline. Take the Peak Tram up to the Peak Tower and aim to arrive half an hour before sundown to watch the city lights come alive in all their multi-hued glory....

What are you worried about? Is it something specific and huge or a generalized nagging worry? We are all trying our level best to get along and do something worthwhile for ourselves and each other. And yet, we seem to worry all the time. Worry itself seems to be a big shapeless, nameless cloud that hangs over us and make us miserable. The first step toward handling something, however, is fully understanding exactly what it is....

Thanks college. But, there are a few things that I have learned about the company that I work for, the people that I work with, and about programming in general that I wish I would have known when considering employment with any company. This isn’t because I don’t like my job (in fact, I Love my job); it’s because there are some things every developer should know before entering a new job in a new company....

2.They will help your texting to be top notch. After conversations with the Grammar Nazi what you’re texting will be understood, finally. After a while of chatting with them you should be in rare form. Even if you’re doing it especially for them it helps your habits to have good grammar sometimes. 3. They call us old fashioned but the more correct your grammar is the classier you are. And we all need some class in our lives....