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Single people: Sad and lonely? Not so much, says Becky Hart, from Seven Corners, who tells are there are an increasing number of people that choose to travel solo. Particularly, the stigma of an unaccompanied female has diminished, and more women are reaping the benefits of setting off on their own. 

A Dutch foundation has been taking a scientific step by linking food, nature, biodiversity and our health in a unique way. Turns out, when we look at the whole picture, it’s all about microbiome diversity. 

The narrative goes that getting up early equals success in life. But, rather than all forcing ourselves to be an early riser, one initiative in Denmark is showing us that it’s not only possible to have another perspective, but that it pays to do so. For health, productivity, for business, says Camilla Kring from the B-Society.

Getting up early continues to be seen as beneficial in many ways, and society has been built on it. But, when it comes to waking up and our own unique biological rhythm, is a different horizon possible?

When certain things happen in our life around the same time, and somehow, they appear to be strangely connected or meaningful: Do we call it divine guidance, or a mere coincidence? Four perspectives on some of the big questions surrounding the phenomenon of synchronicity.