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So before learning how to make your hair thinner, check out our handy guide of quick tips to know before making the cut: ** 1. Do your research. Pinterest and Instagram are your friends. Use your favorite social media platforms and search engine tools to help you find images of the hairstyle you’re going for. Yes, you may be imagining how to make thick hair thin in your head, but it’s always good to create an inspiration board to help bring your vision to life....

Before my father died, I considered whatever he was planning to will to me, my mother, and my three brothers a gift—nothing more and nothing less. But in my father’s final hours, I realized it was more than a gift. For him it was the equivalent of his love for his family. Since my father died, millions of people have lost trillions of dollars due to the crumbling economy. While we all take in our individual and collective losses, a deeper grief has run though me like a quiet, steady stream....

Dan Harris: The New Ambassadors of Mindfulness from Mindful Direct on Vimeo. From Public Meltdown to Meditation An on-air meltdown lead Harris to meditation. His panic-attack happened in 2004, during a routine newscast. Harris says it was spurred by anxiety (in part a result of cocaine and ecstasy use)—his response to feeling weak and adrift after returning from covering wars in the Middle-East. “My on-air meltdown was the direct result of an extended run of mindlessness,” Harris writes in 10% Happier, “a period of time during which I was focused on advancement and adventure, to the detriment of pretty much everything else in my life....

Medium Brown Hair: 37 Hair Ideas to Try Medium Brown Hair: 37 Hair Ideas to Try Short Hair Ideas 1. Tiny Afro If you have short natural hair, the teeny weeny afro is a cute and easy style to wear with your medium brown hair. 2. Layered Pixie If you’re nervous about going full on pixie, or if you have thin hair, look at the layered pixie. The long-ish layers make your hair appear fuller....

Longacre’s director, Matt Smith, thought that the camp’s tech-free policy wasn’t helping kids in the long run. Instead, Smith and his colleagues thought giving campers a short break from their devices, and then allowing technology back, would help the kids reflect on their relationship with their devices. The result? Below is a short video of the “tech experiment.” Campers talk about what it was like to take a digital break, and how they felt when they got their devices back....