I became a superyacht chef without any formal training. Here's how I turned my hobby into cooking for celebrities like Pharrell Williams while traveling the world.

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Rachel Cunningham in a cooking lesson.

Rachel Cunningham

How to change the refresh rate on your monitor for smoother-looking videos and gameplay

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A high refresh rate on a monitor is especially important for gaming, which requires an on-screen image to rapidly refresh.

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Advertisers can't wait to spend serious money on Threads — as soon as Zuckerberg lets them

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I was overworked, underpaid, and miserable at my last job, so I 'quiet quit' my new job. I refuse to be taken advantage of again.

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I was constantly working overtime at my last job, which was so taxing to my mental health.

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8 jobs that pay more than you think, including the Trader Joe's role that pays over $100,000 a year

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Trader Joe's captains bag six-figure base salaries that start at around $104,000.

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I made $340,000 in revenue on Etsy last year selling digital products. Here's how I use simple design tools and AI to boost sales.

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Bailey, the founder of Bailey Designed Co.

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I'm a former senior leader at Amazon. There's a secret reason you're not getting promoted and it has to do with 'calibration meetings' happening behind closed doors.

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Brandon Southern says you need to build your personal brand to get noticed and increase your odds of being promoted.

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Some say 'deshopping' or returning already-worn clothes should be illegal. Others argue it's an invaluable marketing tool — so who's right?

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Despite environmental impacts, retailers could see deshopping and bracketing as minor issues — if these retailers manage returns well.

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I run a 'Barbie-ish' Airbnb in Arizona that caters to bachelorette parties. My pink girly decor keeps it booked despite a challenging market.

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"I could watch HGTV all day," says Bre Fleschner, designer of a "desert dream house" in Tempe, Arizona that frequently hosts bachelorette parties.

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I make 6 figures helping porn stars sell their pubic hair, used underwear, and old breast implants. Some people think what I do is disturbing, but everyone has sex.

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Natasha Root had a dream about helping her friend, who was a former porn star, sell her breast implants.

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