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#Perspective / Cut the stress, fold the paper: The surprising power of origami
This age-old Japanese art of paper folding has fascinated cultures around the world with its simplicity and endless creative potential. While originally from Japan, this craft has been adopted — and adapted — by many, making it one of the most globally influential paper crafts.
Stressed? Eat chocolate. It’s practically science!
Whether celebrating a win, consoling a broken heart, or just a “pick-me-up” after a long hectic day, chocolate is a delectable delight we always reach for. From creamy velvety milk chocolates to intense and aromatic dark chocolates — there are endless variations.
How to stop stressing over small things
Do you find yourself getting stressed over the smallest of things lately? Getting triggered by something as simple as your phone not connecting to its charger properly or being overwhelmed when your YouTube video begins to lag? It is okay, we have all been there. In our fast-paced lives, it is not too uncommon to get consumed by the smallest of inconveniences and let them drain us.
Cut the stress, fold the paper: The surprising power of origami
This age-old Japanese art of paper folding has fascinated cultures around the world with its simplicity and endless creative potential. While originally from Japan, this craft has been adopted — and adapted — by many, making it one of the most globally influential paper crafts.
Stressed? Eat chocolate. It’s practically science!
Whether celebrating a win, consoling a broken heart, or just a “pick-me-up” after a long hectic day, chocolate is a delectable delight we always reach for. From creamy velvety milk chocolates to intense and aromatic dark chocolates — there are endless variations.
How to stop stressing over small things
Do you find yourself getting stressed over the smallest of things lately? Getting triggered by something as simple as your phone not connecting to its charger properly or being overwhelmed when your YouTube video begins to lag? It is okay, we have all been there. In our fast-paced lives, it is not too uncommon to get consumed by the smallest of inconveniences and let them drain us.