3/08/2018

All too few of us are aware of the risks we face on a daily basis and how our lifestyles can only exacerbate that risk. While we’re taught to be vigilant and protect our bodies from risks of heart disease, diabetes and all sorts of cancers, we tend not to think about dementia until we get much older. Yet, Young Onset Dementia can occur in younger adults, too. There are many causes of dementia in younger people. Some are lifestyle related and some are hereditary. In any event, those of us who’ve cared for an elderly relative with dementia will know just how heartbreaking it can be to look into the eyes of a parent or grandparent and see a complete stranger looking back of them without a trace of love or recognition.

 

None of us wants to subject our kids to this and since a dementia diagnosis can occur in middle age and even in your late twenties it makes sense to start putting the infrastructure in place to prevent it. With just a few well-advised lifestyle choices you can greatly reduce your risk of being affected by this terrible affliction.
Over the last few years, the digital world of gaming and entertainment has come a very long way. Once upon a time, gaming devices were almost always something to be enjoyed in the darkness of a teenagers bedroom. Now, though, times have changed, and this sort of industry has taken a turn on the wild side. To help you in capturing this in your own digital entertainment, this post will be exploring some of the newfangled ways companies are bringing video games into the outdoors.

Before you start with something like this, it’s always worth thinking about the time you will be spending with it. Even the most serious of moms and dads can easily be ensnared by the allure of video games. To help you out with this, most computers and consoles have settings which enable you to limit your play time. While this may seem a little extreme, it’s a great way to keep yourself moderated when it comes to the games you play.
Starting your first business is a daunting prospect. Even if it’s something innocent and friendly such as baking cakes for the locals or starting a non-profit organization to help the homeless in your area, there is a lot of responsibility on your shoulders. Coping with this requires mental preparation, it requires you to be diligent and also adventurous. To help you prepare for your first business venture, here is something useful advice to assist you.

Find your motivation

Why do you want to start a business? What’s your motive? What drives you to aim for success? These are the types of questions you should ask yourself before you even consider starting up a company. Finding your source of motivation is an incredibly important step in the process, so don’t neglect or skip it.

Embrace failure

Everyone fails at some point in their life and there’s a very high chance that you will as well when it comes to your business. Perhaps your idea wasn’t as good as you planned, maybe the timing was wrong and the industry doesn’t need your services or products yet or maybe you didn’t care enough about your customer experience. Either way, embrace these failures and learn from them so you can improve in the future.

For further advice, do take a look at these useful life tips from six of the most successful women of our time.