Nor should we try to be. Slipping up and making mistakes is part of human nature. The main point is understanding why we are cheating. Is it because a unique opportunity came up? Or is it because we want to fit in, or we failed to prepare properly, or we are struggling to manage our… Read More »
‘Sorry if I’m a bit sleepy, I just had a nap,” yawns Joe Wicks as he plonks down, gym-gear casual, in a chair in his sitting room, a familiar view to millions around the world who have been tuning in every morning at 9am for his online workouts streamed live from his home in Surrey.… Read More »
The novel coronavirus is putting pharma’s complicated global supply chain under strain, no question. What’s up in the air is just how supplies could be affected––and unfortunately, analysts just can’t be sure. Why? Lack of transparency, for one thing. A dearth of information is making it hard on pharma watchers who’d like to diagnose the growing… Read More »
As a parent, it’s easy to slip into shaming your child. It can happen so easily, as you blurt out what you are thinking: “Do you really want to go out looking like that?”“You let your teammates down during that game.”“Why can’t you get good grades like your sister?”“Why do you hang out at home… Read More »
Matthew McCartin and mum, Martina, at their home in Gorey, Co Wexford. Picture: Patrick Browne Matthew started caring for his father from an early age ‘Being a carer is hard work … but I’ll always be there for my dad’ Independent.ie At 17 years of age, most teenagers are busy with friends, schoolwork and a… Read More »