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Nadia Mohd-Radzman is on a mission to get people eating more fava beans for their mental health.
  • Fava beans contain a chemical called levodopa that can be converted into dopamine.
  • A scientist is researching the bean to see if it can reduce depression symptoms.
  • Nadia Mohd-Radzman shared her three favorite fava bean recipes.

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The author wasn't taught financial literacy and plans to make sure his kids are better set for the future than he was.
  • Growing up, there was little talk about money, and I didn't receive financial literacy education.
  • Not understanding the basics of money led to $180,000 in debt.
  • Here's how I overcame the debt, built savings, and am creating a financial legacy for my children.

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Crying at work can show people you care about your job and make you appear more human, according to HR expert.
  • Consultant Rachel Weaven has worked in the HR industry for 20 years.
  • She said crying at work isn't always a bad thing but it depends on your office culture.
  • Who you are with, why you're crying, and how often it happens can impact how it's perceived.

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Parents can offer support to their teens in their job search.
  • Trying to secure a first job can be a great learning experience for a teen.
  • But it can also be a tough process, and it's tempting for parents to step in and take over.
  • Experts say offering encouragement is always good, but parents should avoid applying for teens.

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Dr. Michael Roizen eats seven foods a week that he hopes will boost his longevity.
  • Dr. Michael Roizen is an expert in longevity and uses scientific research to shape his lifestyle.
  • He shared the foods he added to his diet that are linked to a longer lifespan.
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Trumpet cofounders Rory Sadler and Nick Telson-Sillett
  • Trumpet, a London-based B2B sales startup, has raised $6.35 million in seed funding.
  • Founded in 2021, Trumpet aims to centralize the B2B buying experience with collaborative tools.
  • The funding will help Trumpet expand to the US and build a go-to-market team in the UK.

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Robert Zimmerman and his wife moved to Guatemala for their retirement, though they moved back to the US two years later.
  • Robert Zimmerman and his wife moved to Guatemala to retire on Social Security income.
  • They returned to the US after two years due to dissatisfaction with their quality of life.
  • They had to downscale their home in the US, and Zimmerman said he may work as a

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No one has torched their image in service of Donald Trump like Elon Musk has.

Sure, Musk started tearing down his altruistic billionaire Tony Stark image when he bought Twitter and turned it into an alt-right Mojo Dojo Casa House. But after his fawning talk with Trump on Monday, the unmasking was complete


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NASA's Boeing Crew Flight Test Commander Butch Wilmore.
  • Two NASA astronauts have been stuck on the International Space Station due to Boeing Starliner delays.
  • Butch Wilmore has been camping in a sleeping bag in the Japanese Space Agency's module, Time reported.
  • The duo are likely working odd jobs on the ISS now while waiting to come home, per Time.

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Karl and Brenda love to travel in retirement.
  • Karl and Brenda moved from the US to Ecuador for a more affordable and stress-free retirement.
  • They were worried about costs and financial instability in the US.
  • Ecuador offers cheaper living, better healthcare, and a growing ex-pat community for retirees.

Karl was getting disillusioned with the US.

The Air Force veteran began


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