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  1. 1It's Nice Thatitsnicethat.com · about 27 posts a weekIt’s Nice That believes passionately that creative inspiration is for everyoneLast post 9 Nov
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  2. 2Creative Boomcreativeboom.com · about 20 posts a weekThe latest from Creative Boom — interviews, news and inspiration for the creative industries.Last post 9 Nov
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  1. Mona Chalabi’s illustrated book about wealth inequality will make you talk to your friends about money

    · itsnicethat.com · Olivia Hingley

    Think you’re not a ‘numbers person’? The Pulitzer Prize-winning illustrator and journalist Mona Chalabi wants you to think again. On the release of her new book, Ten Lives, she chats about how pictures have the power to make economics accessible.

  2. Elizabeth Goodspeed on the impossible economics of art education in the US

    · itsnicethat.com · Elizabeth Goodspeed

    American art schools are closing even as tuition fees reach extraordinary heights, with new funding cuts set to make attendance even less attainable for many would-be students. But if an art education is worth more than the salary it produces, why have we accepted that only those who can afford it…

  3. How Wall Street’s rising stars are networking beyond the golf course

    · businessinsider.com · Alex Nicoll,Jennifer Sor,Ashley Stewart,Michelle Abrego

    From mahjong to wine tasting, Wall Street's rising stars reveal how they're using hobbies to network, unwind, and make time for themselves.

  4. Inspired by strangers' dreams, Moho builds glittering, slightly unsettling worlds

    · creativeboom.com · Ayla Angelos

    The Seoul-based artist transforms dreams submitted by people around the world into shimmering animations filled with pearls and sequins. "A dream is something we've experienced, yet it can be dif...

  5. How Elie N’Guessan makes everyday London look like a movie

    · creativeboom.com · Ayla Angelos

    From an impromptu shoot with four curious kids to a sportswear campaign concept staged inside a car, the London photographer finds inspiration in familiar places and unplanned moments. Elie N'Guessan...

  6. I stopped tracking everything in HabitNow; my routine finally feels effortless

    · androidpolice.com · Jamaluddeen Adamu

    HabitNow got quieter, and so did my head

  7. 8 Novels About Spending Half Your Life at Work

    · electricliterature.com · Devon Halliday

    If you work 40 hours a week, you spend about a third of your waking hours at work. When you add the time you spend commuting to work, complaining about work, and stressing about work, you’re looking at half of your conscious life spent in the workplace. I’m fascinated by how much of our lives […]…

  8. MoneyShield: Sub Tracker — publisher overview

    · apps.apple.com

    Publisher overview, not an independent review. MoneyShield organizes subscription records and renewal decisions. Choose it when the useful next step is remembering what renews and when. Review one subscription, check its provider’s cancellation process, and record the action you intend to take…

  9. ScopeBid: Estimate & Invoice — publisher overview

    · apps.apple.com

    Publisher overview, not an independent review. ScopeBid combines estimating and invoicing with job-cost information. Choose it when you price your own work and want to inspect the effect of a discount. Enter the relevant direct costs before comparing the original quote with a lower price. Access…

  10. I Will Never Be the Pianist My Father Loves Best

    · electricliterature.com · Hernán Ronsino

    An excerpt from Hudson by Hernán Ronsino, translated by Mallory Craig-Kuhn When Navia finally says my father is dead, I am about to go on stage to play. I don’t know why it is that in transcendent moments I always think of trivial things: the world opens out into a multitude of dots, and I […] The…

  11. The giant cavity in America's dental care industry

    · businessinsider.com · Emily Stewart

    Dental offices are struggling to hire and retain hygienists. Burnout, injuries, and lack of health insurance are contributing to a major shortage.