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J. Kempin | Getty Images Entertainment | Getty Images The wild swings in the stock market may have you stressed about your investments. Yet if you took a page from self-made billionaire Warren Buffett, you shouldn't be too concerned about daily market moves. "You've got to be prepared when you buy a stock to have it go down 50% or more and be comfortable with it, as long as you're comfortable with the holding," the Berkshire Hathaway CEO said during the company's 2020 annual shareholders meeting. The 91-year-old, who is worth $109.2 billion according to Forbes, has been called the greatest investor in the world. In fact, of the top 10 billionaires, Buffett is the only one who gained wealth so far this year, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. More from Invest in You: The ultimate retirement planning guide for 2022 Two income-oriented strategies to protect and grow wealth in the market Taxes on stock trades may surprise new investors When Buffett loo...

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INTRODUCTION When faced with defining crises in life and business, most people would rather go for a "microwave"approach that offers quick and soothing reliefs but merely addresses the issue on the burner at the peripheral and leaves the real problem unresolved. In his seminal and groundbreaking book: "7 Habits of Highly Effective People", Stephen R. Covey suggests a more enduring approach to solving any and every crisis, in life, in business and in a career that people might confront at one point or the other: confront the problem headlong through decisions (often tough) that flows from within you. HABIT 1: BE PROACTIVE Being proactive is more than taking the initiative; it means taking full responsibility for every in your life (negative, positive, past, present and future). The moment you shift the responsibility for what is happening to you to others, you have missed it. Covey established that no one owes you a...

In Sara Gran's occult thriller, "The Book of the Most Precious Substance," a rare-book dealer falls under the spell of a powerful 17th-century manuscript. In Sara Gran's sensational occult thriller, THE BOOK OF THE MOST PRECIOUS SUBSTANCE (Dreamland Books, 319 pp., paper, $18.95), the rare-book dealer Lily Albrecht is swept into a hunt for a copy of "the most precise and most effective grimoire of sex magic ever written." Created by an alchemist in the 17th century, and once enacted by the dark magician Aleister Crowley — "the world's leading authority on sex magic" who "learned everything he knew about sex" from it — "The Book of the Most Precious Substance" is a dangerous, powerful treasure. With the help of Lucas, a sexy librarian, Lily tracks down some of the rich and powerful people rumored to have used the book to fulfill their dreams: rock stars and witches, an admiral scheming for the White House, a dominatrix duche...

Could this be true love? Yes, and it might even be written in the stars! The reason I began studying astrology was because I have always been fascinated by human relationships. In the past decades, I've found that you can learn a great deal about someone's romantic style and love language by consulting the zodiac. Are you compatible with that cutie you just matched with on Tinder, your celebrity crush or your longtime partner? The stars have a lot to say. First and foremost, the most vivid view of someone's love language can be found through a full birth-chart analysis, but hey, you can still learn a lot just from their sun sign. Obviously, knowing someone's Mars sign and Venus sign gives more insight, too. Since I'm a pop culture astrologer that specializes in sex and love, let's dive right in! ARIES (MARCH 21 – APRIL 19) When it comes to dating, Aries is the zodiac sign of the conqueror! They are rul...

The intimacy swing—difficult and rewarding Source: Vika Kirillova/Pexels In the popular 1992 film A League of Their Own, Tom Hanks's character angrily declares, "There's no crying in baseball!" Maybe not in baseball, but without question, within the rigorous context of our intimate relationships, where the opposite frequently occurs, as upsets, including tears, are a part of the emotional terrain, and for very understandable reasons. Our most intimate partnerships are complex and difficult, and so, not surprisingly, many fail. Intimacy poses greater challenges than perhaps any other relationship, and for many of us, it is the greatest of life's challenges. The most compelling evidence of intimacy's rigor is the in-your-face, soaring divorce rate— roughly 50 percent. Ironically, even marriage counselors divorce at the same rate! And, to add irony atop irony, according to the research findings of McCoy and Aamodt, many of them do not ...

As POPSUGAR editors, we independently select and write about stuff we love and think you'll like too. If you buy a product we have recommended, we may receive affiliate commission, which in turn supports our work. From crumbling gothic mansions to deserted islands to suburban neighborhoods with a dark side, the best thriller and mystery books of 2022 will take you to some spooky locales this year. However, 2022 is also shaping up to be the year of the cozy mystery. While the genre — which is known for mixing murders with laughs — has always been beloved by its fans, it's set to make its mark on the mainstream in a big way thanks to highly anticipated new releases from Jesse Q. Sutanto, Gigi Pandian, and Mia P. Manansala. Are you more of a twist-filled thriller fan? Then this year has plenty of new releases to keep you happy, too. Prepare for fresh reads from the likes of Lucy Foley, Simone St. James, Ruth Wilson...

One of the ways that people often read into their negative feelings and thoughts is by engaging in them with rumination. You might spend a lot of time trying to work out: Why do I feel this way? Should I be single? Should I not be? Why am I feeling bad about it? Is it bad that I'm feeling bad? We can get ourselves into a real tangle. There's a couple of techniques, aside from working on the acceptance, for when you get stuck ruminating. One is distraction, but it's not a distraction by way of avoidance: it's more diversion. It's doing something healthy in place of ruminating, which could be doing something that you enjoy. The other is breathing techniques. So if you're feeling negative thoughts and emotions rising, and you've got yourself into a mental tangle, how can you get out? Often just resetting, by focusing internally on basic things like the breath or bodily sensations, can help some people get out of that negative loop.

COMMENTARY: "Businesses and leaders able to connect with a greater purpose and legacy that their employees desire to leave behind will be the ultimate winners of the "Great Resignation."" Writing for Lessons on Leadership, a series hoping to inspire the next generation of Singaporeans through the stories of Singapore's many successful business leaders and entrepreneurs, our contributor Abel Ang shares his reflections on finding meaning in life and work after reading Mark Manson's book The Subtle Art of Not Giving A F*ck. Abel Ang is the chief executive of a medical technology company and an adjunct associate professor at Nanyang Business School. For the longest time, I refused to pick up Mark Manson's bright orange best-seller, The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck. In self-righteous indignation, I told myself that swearing in the title of the book was offensive. But after more than four years on the New York Times (NYT) bestseller list in the ...

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The release dates between Japan and countries in the West are becoming slimmer and slimmer. Most fans may have to wait a year, but many come out as worldwide releases. Some are just months apart as well. The release dates are better than they used to be. RELATED: The Longest Wait Between Games Releasing In The West Compared To Japan Two of the most infamous franchises include Dragon Quest and Final Fantasy . Dragon Quest was released in 1986 in Japan and 1989 in North America. Final Fantasy was released in Japan in 1987 and in North America in 1990. Three years for one game? It's hard to imagine waiting that long nowadays, but it could still happen. Here's hoping these seven games will release in 2022 and won't make PS4, PS5, and Switch fans wait much longer. 7 Maglam Lord Maglam Lord is an upcoming action RPG from Felistella. That company may not sound like a familiar name in the West as they have handled a lot o...

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PITT COUNTY, N.C. (WITN) -The Pitt County Board of Education held a special meeting Monday concerning certain books that some parents have claimed are inappropriate. One book in question is titled All American Boys ; some parents are upset their children are reading the book because it has profanities and themes they believe aren't suited for middle schoolers to read. Some of those themes include suicide, pedophilia, rape, and drug use. Monday night, Pitt County school board members presented their criteria for how they choose their books in the library and the classroom. Mason Paramore, an Ayden Middle School eighth grader, attended the meeting and expressed why he disapproved of the book being read in class. "I know that things like that go on in the world," Paramore said. "It's not something I want to read about. I don't want to read about a little girl getting raped and all the different things that are in those books." After a closed session meeting...

Amazon released a new clip for Reacher , its upcoming series adaptation of Lee Child 's Jack Reacher novels starring Alan Ritchson as the fistfighting action hero. Reacher's first season will adapt Child's first novel, Killing Floor . The Jack Reacher novels focus on a retired military police officer who gets dragged into crime investigations and ends up punching his way out of conspiracies involving bad guys in positions of power. In the first book, Reacher is accused of murder in the small town of Margrave, Georgia, where he tries to lead a peaceful life. The series first trailer already underlined how peace is not on the menu for the justice-serving military expert, who'll have to fight to clear his name. The trailer also includes some thrilling scenes of a prison-bathroom brawl between Jack and half-a-dozens convicts who'll need to eat through straws for a couple of weeks. Now, the new clip allows us to see the entire prison-brawl scene. And it's...

This year's list includes some great ones: inspiring, poignant, thought-provoking, and just-plain-amusing quotes. Whether you read this year's entire list at once (as some readers have told me they do), or else refer back to this page over the next 12 months and beyond, I hope you'll find some energizing and uplifting quotes among them.  Saturday, January 1, 2022 "If you are neutral in situations of injustice, you have chosen the side of the oppressor. If an elephant has its foot on the tail of a mouse and you say that you are neutral, the mouse will not appreciate your neutrality." -- Desmond Tutu Sunday, January 2, 2022 "You are in danger of living a life so comfortable and soft that you will die without ever realizing your true potential." -- David Goggins Monday, January 3, 2022 "I'm behind on bills, all because the pay team messed up. I'm crying as I write this email." -- Amazon employee Tara Jones, in an...