Your next career: it's not too late to do what you love

Article Abstract:

A second career does not only bring joy but also helps one beef up his retirement portfolio. A second career is also a viable option for those who are yet to retire but are already bored with their present careers. A look into the options available for people who want a second career in education, information technology, jobs in the clergy and self-employment is presented.

Analysis, Employment, Career changes, Retirees, Postretirement employment

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Face up to happiness

Article Abstract:

Research has determined that facial expressions greatly affect one's mood. In fact, previous research suggested that frowning can cause a person to feel sadder than when one wears a neutral or smiling facial expression. So if individuals want to be happy, all they have to do is smile.

Research, Mood (Psychology), Facial expression

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