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Mel Robbins is a motivational speaker and the author of The 5 Second Rule. She’s also the host of the new Audible Original, “Kick Ass with Mel Robbins.” In this episode, we talk about motivation, taming the negative voices in our heads, and how we can kick our own asses to get from good to great.

Looking for a fun, educational summer activity the whole family can get in on? How about digging up actual dinosaur bones and other fossils! Here are a few of the best dig sites across the country that welcome newcomers who want to learn about paleontology.

A new class of college graduates means millions of young people are entering the workforce for the first time. But between building your emergency fund, paying off student loan debt and investing for the first time, there’s still a lot more to learn. So what do you prioritize? That’s what we’re tackling this week.

When it comes to file management, Apple fans have had it easy. Ever since Apple debuted AirDrop in OS X Lion, way back in July of 2011, moving files around your linked desktop and laptop systems (and iPhones and iPads) couldn’t be any easier.

Almost all parents worry about the health and safety of their newborn children. In fact, we’re evolutionarily programmed to scan our environments for any potential threat to the little life we are now charged with preserving. You might worry that your child will stop breathing in the night. That a car might leap onto…

If you bought a new MacBook or MacBook Pro in the past few years, you may have a case against Apple. A new class-action lawsuit claims the company knowingly sold laptops with defective keyboards. Here’s what you need to know about the new lawsuit and how to get involved.

YouTube videos: You can never watch just one. It’s not your fault. YouTube does a great job of keeping you engaged by constantly offering tailor-made suggestions (and an aggressive autoplay system).

Corporate America doesn’t know what’s good for it—in this case, paid sick days. The U.S. is one of only three industrialized countries that doesn’t require employers to give paid sick leave—and employers frequently decide not to. Only 65 percent of all U.S. workers had paid sick days as of 2011.

Casper was newly formed when I first went to their New York City showroom, which consisted of an open kitchen and living room being used as an office and mattress storage room, and a sparse bedroom with one Casper in it, back in early 2014. I bought one immediately, and then another for my guestroom, and the only…

Although concerts can be transcendental experiences that inspire collectivism unlike anything else on this earth, anyone who’s been to a show has at least one story about another audience member tainting the experience with some form of disruptive behavior.

Whether it’s a hot new movie, a huge sports event, or a TV show that it feels like everyone is watching, it’s no fun to be caught out of the loop during water cooler chats or party conversations. If you want to be a part of it all, let go of your pride and ask some dumb questions about it.

If you’ve been using PGP—short for Pretty Good Privacy—to send and receive encrypted emails, it might be time to switch to a different service to maintain the privacy of your communications. A brand-new vulnerability, hilariously called EFAIL, can reveal the contents of your emails (even older emails, in certain…

“I’ll do the flowers myself!” is the battle cry of many a penny pinching bride, but trying to arrange a whole bunch of bouquets (and make them look nice) is not the kind of fun DIY project you want to embark upon two days before your wedding. Luckily, there are some cheap floral packages out there, and you can find…

Brit Morin is the founder and CEO Brit + Co, a lifestyle site that’s packed with tips and ideas for everything from hosting a royal wedding viewing party to cleaning a mattress. Through her brand, which reaches over 175 million every month, she wants women to know that they can do it all themselves, and she’s helping…

Earlier this year, Snapchat rolled out a drastic redesign meant to make the confusing social network a little easier for newcomers to understand. But the new layout flopped, and now Snapchat is admitting defeat with a second redesign that undoes almost all of those changes.

Thick, fluffy brows—you know, the ones you plucked into submission in the 90s that refuse to regrow—are making a serious comeback. For those of us with naturally “meh” brows, the deluge of readily available tinted eyebrow gels in recent years has been a godsend: a good gel emphasizes the hairs you already have, making…

Does the Sydney Opera House really exist outside of global montages from disaster movies? Let’s find out! This week on Hack Your City, we’re going to Sydney, the largest city in Australia.