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Moneyzine.com has found that global wealth is expected to grow 36% by 2026; there are 56,100,000 millionaires globally but this number is set to reach 87,000,000 in the next four years. "At a time of global financial uncertainty, a rapid rise in the number of millionaires will understandably anger many, but this data can also be taken as a cause for cautious optimism," says Lukes Eales, CEO of Moneyzine.com.

"Although the conventional wisdom is that boys are emotionally illiterate and don't want intimate friendships, research reveals that, in early and middle adolescence, boys not only share their deepest secrets and feelings with their closest male friends, they claim that without them they would go 'wacko,'" says Niobe Way author of Deep Secrets: Boys' Friendships and the Crisis of Connection and professor of developmental psychology at New York University. "It's in late adolescence that boys feel they must 'man-up.' That is when they become distrustful, lose these friendships, feel isolated and alone, and the crisis of connection begins."

What's in a name? Never a Cioud author Giovanna "Jo" Brunini would ask herself this question for decades because she never fully identified with her birth name, Joanne. During a Rome sabbatical in her 40s, her Italian neighbors gave her the name Giovanna. This name would feed her Italian roots, romantic passions, and inner artist and it would become her legal name and fully formed identity. "A new name, the right name, is a metamorphosis of sorts, which leaves the world transformed."

ResumeBuilder.com surveyed Americans who are employed full time and work either fully remotely or hybrid. Some 79% of full-time remote hybrid workers have another job; 48% are employed by another company full or part time; and 39% are self-employed. Working multiple jobs is most common...