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A Crash Course For NBA Bandwagon Fans: Who is the GOAT?
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Kobe In Depth: How The Black Mamba Works
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Email Marketing Overview
1. Why You Need an Email List Email marketing is second only to search marketing as the most effective online marketing tactic. It all started when Gary Thuerk sent a massive amount of emails to potential clients using the Advanced Research...
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How to Speak So Others Will Listen
You’re in a classroom, a giant hall with a bright stage set up at the very bottom and with stairs on two sides leading upwards on a slope, concluding with a door at one extreme corner. You’re in front, surprisingly, since you didn’t want too...
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Easy Ways to Save on Energy Costs
The monthly electric bill can be very terrifying if we don't pay enough attention to our own energy consumption. We often assume that our monthly bill is a fixed amount and concede to the thought that our personal lifestyle dictates exactly how much...
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The Point Guards Who Came Before Steph Curry
Steph Curry is changing the game - or already has changed it. Since the addition of the three-point line in 1980, the small guy finally had an offensive weapon that didn't require him to bang bodies inside the paint to dominate games. It's easy...
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What It Means to Be Middle Class in the Philippines
The middle class has been difficult to define because there isn't a universal definition of middle class. The middle class has only been identified basing upon an income range while taking to valuable consideration the poverty line of a country and...
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10 Bad Habits People Develop in Everyday Life
I'm sure it's in your best interest to develop a more productive lifestyle. The thing is, there are many factors that go into having an effective design of your life that will enable you to get many things done as possible and also, you would never...
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The Fitness Industry is Doing You Wrong
Exercise sin't actually responsible for significant weight loss. Calorie restriction has shown to have a bigger impact and the Fitness Industry is not telling you that.
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Am I Earning Enough Money?
How much money is enough for me? I bet you ask yourself that question from time to time. Some ask themselves very specifically just how much wealth they want to accumulate, and some just go daydreaming of feeling financially powerful - knowing...
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When the World Isn't Ready
Some discoveries and innovations become suppressed because of present situations.
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The Human Race Free of Dirty Energy
We are in the midst of an energy revolution. If the falling oil prices are any indication, wait til you see this map of all the charging stations Tesla has built around the entire country over the last few years. I'm obviously a little too...
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Should We Change The Way We Make Water Bottles?
This isn't just about water bottles. This isn't even entirely about plastic. This is about us people, and how we've developed this chronic and contagious habit of wastefulness. This is about how we've unexpectedly overvalued convenience over...
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Is Health Science Even a Science?
You wake up late in the morning on a Saturday, and like most millennials you don't get up until after half an hour of browsing social media on your phone. You log on to Facebook, and after scrolling down most of the kind of posts your friends made...
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Why Everyone Should Be Driving Hatchbacks
People are so in love with SUVs. Why can't they be more in love with the little ones, the unsung heroes - the hatchbacks?
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How to Become Rich (According to Three Internet Gurus)
Becoming rich is not just a state of mind - it's also about being financially independent and being able to enjoy your life.
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How to Shoot a Basketball like a real pro
Shooting like a pro means learning from the best, and who better to learn from than the Warriors' Stephen Curry?
I think we're all interested to produce - to create, to give, to express. And that's why we have passions and that's why, in one way or another, we work on things we're interested in.
As a writer, I don't wanna be that guy who basically just produces a slightly altered version of something and call it his own. Yes - let's be free to admit that great artists simply copy from other great artists and add a little of themselves in every piece of work, but what I feel that's missing in works of less than 'great' people - what I feel that's missing in unremarkable work, is a touch of persistence.
Let's not be satisfied with just being able to produce quality work - let us instead be obsessed about how we can enjoy every little detail that goes into something.
So you're running and you're in your daily jog routine and you're counting your laps and your fitbit says everything about the calories you've burned. But have you ever paid any attention to how each of your toes touch the ground? Have you ever took notice of how your hips and shoulders sway?
You might not need to take note of these 'trivial' little things, but one day you'll wake up and think to yourself, 'What if the beautiful things in life are in the pixels?'