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Roads Get Deadlier — Even with Fewer Cars on the Road

Fewer people drove their cars in 2020. In Michigan, traffic dropped by 73 percent. The state recorded 245,000 crashes last year, an all-time low since 2010. While there were fewer accidents, fatal car crashes rose by an alarming 12 percent. Several factors made roads more dangerous — most of them determined by drivers. Reckless Driving

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Retiring Workforce: How to Help Retirees Transition to the Next Chapter

Baby boomers are leaving their lofty corporate positions and retiring to the Hamptons. They’re leaving their jobs to the millennials and Generation Z. But is your company ready for such a transition? Are you ready to lose employees who have been with you for the better part of the last two decades? Many companies are

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Three Ideas To Ignite Your Child’s Critical Thinking

Every parent wants their children to thrive, even when they’re young. But apparently, there are no manuals about child-rearing and ensuring their future success. Should you teach your child Science? Should she learn more than three languages? These are excellent ideas. However, they aren’t enough. To ensure that your child’s mind can absorb new information

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How You Can Have Fun While Taking Charge of Your Learning and Career Progress

In the modern world, making progress in your career is seldom a straightforward matter. You might experience rapid growth, then witness your professional development grind to a stop. No one will explain why; you have to pick the lock yourself, finding your way over and around various obstacles all the time. Even the transition from

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