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- Sep 28, 2026
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- Sep 10, 2026
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How a new generation is quietly redefining career success today (opens the original)
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For decades, success meant climbing a corporate ladder and collecting high-status job titles. Today, young professionals are completely shifting priorities, placing personal peace, family time, and creative freedom above conventional prestige. For Nafia Sultana, founder of Sweets N’ Such, success now smells like freshly baked cakes! After becoming a mother for the second time, she found herself questioning whether a conventional career could offer the balance she wanted. Baking, once only a hobb
7 places that show you the best of Sri Lanka (opens the original)
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What if one holiday could take you from an ancient fortress perched above the jungle to misty tea plantations, then on to a leopard-filled national park and finally a sunset by the Indian Ocean? That is the magic of Sri Lanka. This island nation packs an extraordinary variety of experiences into a relatively compact space. If you are visiting for the first time, these seven places deserve a spot on your itinerary. Imagine climbing more than 1,000 steps with nothing but jungle stretching beneath
Why do we always feel like we have nothing to wear? (opens the original)
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How long does it take you to choose your outfit every day? Five minutes or fifteen? Or do you stand before a wardrobe overflowing with clothes and somehow reach the same conclusion every time: “I have nothing to wear.” The irony is impressive. There are shirts bought because they were “too nice to leave behind,” dresses worn once, jeans forgotten at the back of the closet, and an outfit purchased for an occasion that never happened. Yet, when it is time to leave, apparently, the fashion industry
Why are we so afraid of being disliked? (opens the original)
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We all want to be liked. It feels good when people appreciate our choices, understand our jokes, praise our work, or simply enjoy having us around. But somewhere between wanting to be liked and needing to be liked, the line can quietly disappear. The need for approval can influence what we wear, what we post, whom we spend time with, what opinions we express, and even what opportunities we accept. We may say “yes” when we mean “no”, remain silent when something bothers us, or constantly wonder,
How have we time-travelled to the 1980s? (opens the original)
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From 1980s hairstyles to sarees, today’s social media users are asking artificial intelligence to show them a version of themselves they never actually lived. Scroll through social media these days and you may find something slightly surreal: familiar faces dressed in clothes from another era, standing against old-fashioned streets, posing like characters from a forgotten family album. A couple who was born decades later suddenly appear as if they stepped out of a 1980s album art or film poster.
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