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may not be easy to change but it’s worth it. At the age of 20, I was depressed, had health problems, major social anxiety, and didn’t really know how to make friends. It felt like being on a deserted island

If you take your time to study the habits and mindset of successful people, you’ll find many similarities. That’s because success all comes down to doing the right set of actions on a daily basis. Finding

A very smart man recently told me that being a leader is not about the position or role, but about the action and goal. Great ones set out to make a difference, to inspire greatness in others, and to

blob: U.S. stocks edged lower as selling in technology shares overwhelmed an advance by companies poised to benefit from proposed cuts to corporate taxes. The dollar strengthened and oil slumped. The S&P

Hatreon says it collects about $25,000 a month in donations, mostly for white supremacists. Neo-Nazis are cowards. The occasional rally aside, most of the white supremacists who’ve been emboldened in the

U.S. Supreme Court clears travel ban while case is on appeal Lower courts had let entry restrictions take partial blob: Here's How to Comply With the Travel Ban A divided U.S. Supreme Court let President

Yusuke Mitsumoto had a hunch: what if you paid people instantly for their used goods over the internet, with no guarantee that they would hand them over?

blob: Bitcoin’s extraordinary price surge means its market capitalization now exceeds the annual output of whole economies, and the estimated worth of some of the world’s top billionaires. With the debate

Given the runaway success of one painting in particular, it’s kind of unfair to compare the top 10 lots of New York’s auction mega-week: Approximately $2.3 billion of Impressionist, modern, postwar, and

Here is a story about things with names like Sheltered Harbor and Quantum Dawn and Operation Waking Shark, the gist of which is that banks should keep copies of their data somewhere safe in case they get

Bloomberg Pursuits has been highlighting artists on the rise as part of an ongoing look at art as an investment. Museum wall text regularly includes a work’s title, date, dimensions, and oftentimes, if

blob: London and Brussels failed to get a much-hoped breakthrough on Brexit after a series of twists and turns that saw their tentative deal derailed over the issue of an Irish border. Success hinged on

18-year-old Nadya Okamoto founded a non-profit to provide tampons and pads to women who can't afford them. This is Nadya Okamoto, founder of Camions of Care. Okamoto grew up in New York City, and experienced

Kathy Griffin's NUDE ALS Ice Bucket Challenge Suze Orman challenged Kathy Griffin to do the ALS Ice Bucket challenge naked and Kathy accepted! However, Kathy was challenged so many times that she got a

Drones and drone races have grown tremendously over the past few years. There's even a Drone Racing League and competitions featured on ESPN. Now, W Fort Lauderdale is taking everyone's obsession with

Virtual reality — truly it’s the new frontier. Of gaming, of entertainment, of looking at a bunch of rabbits, and of how we interact with one another. It also requires a ridiculous amount of safety precautions

blob: Someone was trying to game the U.S. Federal Communications Commission’s electronic public comment system on net-neutrality rules. But who? Was it supporters or foes of the open internet rules --

blob: Major companies including Cisco Systems Inc., Pfizer Inc. and Coca-Cola Co. say they’ll turn over most gains from proposed corporate tax cuts to their shareholders, undercutting President Donald

blob: Eight years since the birth of bitcoin, central banks around the world are increasingly recognizing the potential upsides and downsides of digital currencies. The guardians of the global economy

blob: Bitcoin’s assault on $10,000 has stirred bears who see fresh evidence of a bubble. There are ways to bet on a crash, but they’re even riskier than trading the cryptocurrency on the way up. The options