Agnes Rogers

Imagine a world where your technology is not just a passive tool but an active participant in your daily life—this is the reality brought forth by a chilling yet innovative development in automation technology. Meet the Scurrying Hand, a detachable robotic marvel that promises to revolutionise home automation. Picture this: a robot hand, reminiscent of …

As the winds turn frigid and the days grow shorter, many of us fall into the trap of reaching for our thickest, bulkiest winter coats. We convince ourselves that they are our best defense against the cold. However, I’m here to challenge that belief: you don’t need a bulky coat to stay warm. Instead, I’ve …

Picture this: It’s a sunny Saturday morning, and your yard looks more like a jungle than the inviting green space you envisioned. The grass is tall, the edges are ragged, and you dread the thought of hauling out the old push mower. If you’ve been in this situation, you know the struggle of yard maintenance …

Every night, I plug in my phone, letting it charge while I drift off to sleep. I roll over, comfortable in the knowledge that I’ll wake up to a fully charged device. But what if I told you that this seemingly harmless habit might be doing more harm than good to my phone’s battery life? …

It is a symptom many of us might dismiss as a lingering winter cold or “smoker’s cough,” but British health experts are now warning that the colour of what you cough up could be a critical clock-starter for your health. For those over the age of 60, noticing a distinct brown or rust-coloured tint in …

Have you ever found yourself reaching for painkillers, hoping for quick relief from that stubborn cervix pain? Most of us have been there, navigating the muddied waters of discomfort while longing for a solution without resorting to medication. But what if I told you there’s a better way? A two-minute technique that not only alleviates …

Imagine a typical January – the holiday cheer is fading, the mornings are darker, and the post-Christmas blues linger like a bad hangover. You feel run down, maybe you’re a bit tired, but you shrug it off as just the winter slump. But what if I told you that feeling could be a sign of …

As I step into a new year, I’ve been reflecting on the lives of those in their 50s and 60s, often brushed aside in discussions about happiness and fulfillment. Ironically, a recent study suggests that those who cling to their *old-school habits* are not only thriving but often more content than their younger counterparts. This …

There’s nothing quite like the sting of criticism to send your emotions spiraling. Picture this: you’re sitting in a meeting, feeling confident about a project you’ve poured your heart into, when suddenly, a sharp comment hits you like ice water. “This isn’t what we expected.” In that moment, you can almost feel the ground shifting …

It’s January, a time when countless resolutions and promises collide with our daily habits. As I sit here, sipping my morning coffee, I realize just how many of us set ourselves up for failure by underestimating the way our mind works—especially when it comes to grocery shopping. Let me share a psychological tool that has …