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S&P 500 again falls 10% below Jan. 3 peak into correction https://t.co/hHiqVjl75B https://t.co/DIL1qDHumu

Don't just focus on your end goal. Celebrate your mini-accomplishments on the way there. https://t.co/2rhsYc9VqW

Vegetable tanning is a time-consuming craft that can take weeks to produce a special type of leather https://t.co/eetYnZvMbN

This luxury flying ‘yacht’ could pave the way for environmentally-friendly air travel. https://t.co/N2DluDUnVL

Airbus is testing a hydrogen-powered engine in order to bring a zero-emissions aircraft into service by 2035, but there will be a number of technical challenges https://t.co/i7CtAg6jfa

The U.S. will give $35 million to MP Materials to process heavy rare earth elements at a facility in Southern California as part of a bigger push to challenge foreign dominance in a critical field https://t.co/hx0FZHsRYK

Celebrate the people you work with. Remind your team of each other’s birthdays and work anniversaries, or encourage people to come together to show support when a colleague experiences a big life event. https://t.co/qz1gdqNgqz

Square is holding my money without explanation for 90 days-will they actually release it??

Despite giving ample documentation for my nearly $6000 in payments, Square deactivated my account WITH NO EXPLANATION and is holding my money (minus their fees of course) for 90 days. I have appealed with customer service and they wont budge-I cant talk to someone in their "investigation team" I can't get an explanation as to "why" they deactivated my account. I'm now very concerned that they will not disburse my money. I'm a self employed clinical social worker and that amount of money being held REALLY hurts. Has anyone had the experience of their money being held and actually getting it at the end of 90 days??

The secret to delivering your best presentation is to expect the nerves to kick in and prepare for it. Tim Ferriss once said he had an unusual method to prepare for big presentations--he would do push-ups to get his heart rate going before practicing the speech. It mimicked the feelings he might experience in the real speech. Ferriss said it helped to build his confidence when the pressure was on. Obviously, not everyone needs to drop to the floor and do push-ups, but putting some pressure on yourself in practice is a proven and effective way to build your public-speaking confidence. Click the link in our bio for three ways to add pressure to your practice sessions.

Martin Wolf: We should always remember how little we know about the economy. Central banks must be humble and prudent. They cannot ignore valuable information just because they do not like what it shows https://t.co/CGIpNnSEBd

"If Russia proceeds, it is Russia and Russia alone that bears the responsibility," @POTUS says. "As we respond, my administration is using every tool at our disposal to protect American businesses and consumers from rising prices at the pump... Defending freedom will have costs." https://t.co/IRwSZ4QtHG

Harvesters have to travel by boat into the rainforest and often work in dangerous conditions https://t.co/tyeDdP44jK

Intel’s entry into the Bitcoin mining market might just represent a jolt of competition miners have been longing for https://t.co/GyhuzVaBkG

Breathing helps you calm down and think rationally in the face of stress. But why? https://t.co/390OR3cGxk

The tensions in Ukraine drove a big spike in oil prices, taking it to within a whisker of $100 per barrel. The Ukraine crisis comes on top of already tight supplies for crude, as demand recovers from the global health crisis. More here: https://t.co/tpPqo5lwlB https://t.co/dXQEnK3xEe