Every March, we spring forward, gaining an extra hour of evening light—but why must we fall back? Keeping daylight saving time permanent means brighter evenings, improved safety, and healthier routines. It’s time to move forward—forever forward—and never turn the clocks back again

Valentine’s Day and Easter bring sweet treats, but did you know some festive candies pose a serious choking risk for young children? Learn more about candy safety tips and choking prevention in our full blog post!

Preparing for a computer-based certification exam requires more than just answering practice multiple-choice questions. A well-rounded study strategy includes engaging in active learning through case studies, simulations, and comprehensive review of key concepts. By focusing on comprehension, application, and test-taking strategies, you’ll increase your chances of success and walk into your exam with confidence.

Failure often feels like small pebbles collecting in our pockets—individually insignificant, but together, their weight becomes undeniable. Each misstep, each regret, each moment where we fell short adds to the heaviness we carry. Over time, these burdens slow us down, making every step forward feel harder than the last.

In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, I found myself grappling with an unexpected reality. Despite being actively involved in emergency response efforts, my own home suffered significant damage—nearly three feet of water inundated our living spaces, ruining furniture and walls alike. The emotional toll was immense, yet when I sought assistance, I was met with a series of disheartening obstacles. This experience forced me to confront a profound sense of isolation and frustration. It was a humbling reminder that disaster recovery is not just about rebuilding structures but also about acknowledging and addressing the unseen emotional and psychological impacts on individuals who, despite their resilience, sometimes fall through the cracks.

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In a world where instant responses are expected, knowing when to remain silent is a powerful skill—especially in healthcare. Whether it’s handling a hurtful text, dealing with workplace conflict, or avoiding unnecessary drama, silence can prevent escalation, protect your well-being, and maintain professionalism. This article explores when choosing not to respond is the best response, helping you navigate difficult interactions with clarity and confidence.

Disappointment is an inevitable part of life. It creeps in when expectations are unmet, when failures seem to overshadow achievements, and when personal and professional aspirations feel just out of reach. While fleeting disappointments are easy to brush aside, deeper, more personal ones can take root—shaping self-worth, influencing professional confidence, and straining relationships.