AdaptThis is a web app for creatives who want to compete against each other with easy to make AI-assisted content like short stories, graphic novels, poems, and even jokes.
Crowdfunding isn’t just about Kickstarter anymore. Thanks to the Jobs Act, young entrepreneurs will soon be able to raise real investment money from regular people—not just banks or billionaires.
Learn how Angel and Venture Investors help startups grow. From pitching to funding, here’s what young founders need to know to launch big.
Working remotely in the Dominican Republic was both paradise and chaos. Between slow Wi-Fi, mall burritos, and client calls, I learned what “flexibility” really means.
I’ve lost 30 pounds not once, but three separate times. From Atkins and Nutri-System to portion control and simple workouts, here’s the real story of what works, what fails, and why weight loss is about building habits—not just chasing quick fixes. If you’ve struggled, you’re definitely not alone.
Money shapes how we live, but does it define who we are? In this raw reflection, we explore wealth, power, and why true value may not come from the dollar at all.
We live in a world obsessed with data and testing, but what about the choices driven by gut feelings and honesty? This blog dives into emotional intelligence, half-truths, and why “heart-testing” might be just as important as numbers when it comes to making real decisions.
Illiteracy affects millions in the U.S. Discover our new video project blending books, movies, and media to raise awareness and inspire change.
Movie piracy is fading. Learn why Netflix, Hulu, iTunes, and Prime make streaming the smarter, legal way to enjoy films and support creators.
We’re leveling up with Tint — a hub uniting Twitter, Facebook, YouTube & more. Join fan contests, book-to-film fun & campaigns that bring your ideas to life.
Have you ever thought “I was meant to do this” when you are working on a writing project. The sense of this feeling comes from our belief in fate and can aid in writing projects. Ever come up to a wall when writing a school paper or work report, then sat there racking your brain
