Bonnie Charron
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Passionate writer, conversationalist. Interested in HR, IR, and economics, but always ready to discover a new topic
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How to Organize a Wedding on a Beach
Wedding planning can be a stressful task. If you're one of those involved in wedding planning, who feels like you've never had it so good in your life - it's time to let go of the stress and have some fun! Here are a few helpful tips to organize a wedding.
By Bonnie Charron2 years ago in Marriage
Why Do You Need a Good Sleep to Stay Healthy?
We do not know all the functions of sleep until now. But forced or conscious sleep restriction seriously affects human mental and physical health. Not without reason in China, sleep deprivation was considered one of the most terrible punishments. The Guinness Book of Records does not record experiments with conscious sleep deprivation, considering them deadly. The current scientifically and documented record for maximum sleep deprivation is held by Randy Gardner, who in 1963-1964 stayed awake for 264 hours and 25 minutes (11 days) in a row, without the use of any stimulants.
By Bonnie Charron3 years ago in Lifehack
Why Design is Becoming More and More Similar to Art
The challenge of design is to make visual symbols and coding, or technical solutions, easy to understand. It seems that this is all synonymous with consumerism and drab. But as we can see in the examples of the best works, this is not the case.
By Bonnie Charron3 years ago in Geeks
How to Save Your Mental Health - 5 Easy Tips
The need to take care of one's mental health as one does at one physical health no longer raises questions or doubts. At the very least, we are witnessing serious steps toward the destigmatization of mental disorders. In addition, more and more often, celebrities and public figures are being empowered to talk openly about the mental illnesses they are experiencing and to encourage their fans not to be afraid to ask for help. Gradually, society's priorities are changing - taking care of oneself and one's health is coming to the fore.
By Bonnie Charron3 years ago in Longevity
How To Begin Paying Down Your Debt
Millions of people across the US are having debt. It is a huge problem, especially among the students and youth, who owe over 1,6 trillion dollars to the government for their student loans. The pandemic made this situation even worse. For example, here's the story of Molly Webster, who had paid $60,000 out of her $78,000 loan. Despite that fact, she still owed $100,000. And only then she understood, that she has to do something.
By Bonnie Charron3 years ago in Education
