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From the February 20, 2019 issue of Further Today, yesterday is everywhere. Insta-nostalgia — like the #2009vs2019 challenge or a Facebook quiz to find out what 90s’ indie band you are — is hellbent on planting the past in your present. Frankly, I don’t love having my memories repackaged as click bait. Then again, being …
From the February 20, 2019 issue of Further Skepticism is an important trait — it’s the foundation of the scientific method, and it can keep you from being duped. We all know someone who is way too trusting, and we have all likely fit that description at some point. On the other hand, there are …
From the February 13, 2019 issue of Further Forget Hamlet, that’s the question. And it might just be you when you invest in the right kind of smart mirror for your home. If you hate the gym but miss looking at yourself while you work out, you can now get an on-demand, interactive home gym …
From the February 13, 2019 issue of Further Forget Hamlet, that’s the question. And it might just be you when you invest in the right kind of smart mirror for your home. If you hate the gym but miss looking at yourself while you work out, you can now get an on-demand, interactive home gym …
From the February 13, 2019 issue of Further The first time I had an anxiety attack, I was 22 and thought I had the flu. It seemed to come at me from out of nowhere. When the dizziness and disorientation dragged on, my doctor diagnosed me over the phone. Turns out it was a garden …
From the January 30, 2019 issue of Further What if I told you it might help if you were a little less married. That perhaps you need some space to explore your own needs. To be clear, I’m not talking about an open marriage or “consensual non-monogamy” — what sex columnist Dan Savage calls being …
From the January 30, 2019 issue of Further One of the primary reasons people say they can’t get fit is they don’t have time, usually due to work. On the other hand, the prevailing advice on how to start getting more fit is to simply start walking. Okay, so what if your job required you …
From the January 23, 2019 issue of Further New research reveals that six in ten Americans are vowing to get fit this year. Sadly, most of them won’t succeed for the usual litany of reasons — not having enough time, too much work to do, and a lack of energy. One other common excuse caught …
From the January 23, 2019 issue of Further At a recent personal development workshop, I sat next to a mild-mannered 40-something guy. As the session heated up, he removed his hoodie to reveal an intricate sleeve of freshly-inked symbolism. Naturally, I just had to inquire about the meaning behind his tats. “Nothing special,” he replied. …
From the January 16, 2019 issue of Further Since we talk about longevity and healthy aging quite a bit in Further, you might think the goal is to live as long as possible. But no — it’s about a life worth living, whether that be for five more years or 50. So what makes life …
From the January 16, 2019 issue of Further Ever go on one of those vacations where your schedule is so jam-packed you end up exhausted? One where you feel like you need a vacation to recover from your vacation? No? Good. Because that’s not what a vacation is. The word literally means “freedom from obligations.” …
From the January 9, 2019 issue of Further I tend to be a worrier. To a certain degree, it’s my job as a CEO, parent, and responsible adult impersonator to anticipate problems by thinking about them, and take action accordingly. It’s when I worry about things that are beyond my control that there’s a problem. …