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Learn the perfect etiquette of fine dining

Whether you're hosting a formal dinner or invited to one, these tips from a master etiquette trainer will help you dine with finesse
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How the Colours in Your Home Affect Your Moods

We present to you tips on using the colours of the spectrum in your living spaces to enhance your wellbeing
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How to create your unique style of leadership

An effective leader never tries to copy anyone’s style of leadership; here are some principles that have helped a senior executive become a better leader
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Confessions of a (funny) widow

Life can be full of unexpected experiences and situations. Catherine Tidd relates how she deals with life’s often debilitating surprises
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Why you should take a break from Facebook

Social media is anything but social, says Johhny Virgil as he offers compelling reasons to stay away from your favourite social media site
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Vacation time: Doing nothing in Bhimtal

Sometimes all it takes to get away and experience true relaxation is to delve right into nature, away from edifices of the noisy, polluted and materialistic cities
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10 ways to make your home eco-friendly

There are many simple things you can do in your day-to-day living that can contribute to a greener planet and a eco-friendly home for you
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St. Petersburg: Revelling in the Whitenights

Founded by Peter the great, this Russian city is the country’s cultural hub. Somali Roy shares her experience of the rare phenomenon that is Saint Petersburg
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Why I am thankful for my husband’s affair

Sometimes, the most difficult seeming adversity turns out to be the greatest blessing
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Warning! Your working style might be killing you slowly

It’s hard to imagine that any job is worth the damage it does to your health over time, says Tom Rath