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This 84-year-old’s skills inventory reveals what’s worth holding onto in life . . . if you can

I'M JULES OLDER. I'm nearly 85. It feels a good time to think about what’s been lost, gained and kept as I've aged. I’ll start with a chart, then talk turkey. Ready? Lost Downhill skiing Cross-country skiing Biking Running...

You were right. Your parents do have a favourite child

MALE FIRSTBORNS, your suspicions were right. Your parents do have a favourite child and you likely aren’t it. New research from Brigham Young University has found that younger siblings generally receive more favourable treatment from parents. The study also found...

Benjamin Bocio Richardson on sustainability and wellbeing

DR BENJAMIN BOCIO RICHARDSON has always had a strong connection to health and wellbeing. From his teenage years of humanitarian work to summers spent as a lifeguard, swimming was the sport he had practised since childhood. Richardson emphasises the importance of...

Why saying no is so hard

IN MY MIND, a man is someone you can count on to be there for you,” says Bryan Scott, 38, a married father of two in Milford, Virginia. For years, Scott was an active volunteer. He’d teach at his church, show up for local charities, do yard work for older neighbours,...

Mark Webber On How F1 Became The World’s Coolest Sport

Well, that was exciting wasn’t it. In case you missed the drama and hi-jinks at the F1 Rolex Australian GP at Albert Park on the weekend, two-time world champion Max Verstappen claimed top spot on the podium. That much was kind of expected – Verstappen was racing from...

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This 84-year-old’s skills inventory reveals what’s worth holding onto in life . . . if you can

A writer looks back on the skills he's lost, gained and kept, an exercise all of us might want to try one day . . . or tomorrow

You were right. Your parents do have a favourite child

New research shows parents tend to favour younger siblings, daughters, and the more agreeable

Benjamin Bocio Richardson on sustainability and wellbeing

Model and healthcare provider, embraces sustainability for a better future

Why saying no is so hard

How to manage the obligation vortex without seeming like a jerk

Mark Webber On How F1 Became The World’s Coolest Sport

The F1 Rolex Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne provided all the drama we’ve come to expect from this most exhilarating of sports. MH went behind the scenes to chat to two legends of the sport, Mark Webber and Sir Jackie Stewart, about the state of F1 today, the impact of Drive to Survive and why the exquisite balance of timing, precision, risk and reward make this arguably the most thrilling sport on earth.

Why Seoul Is A Great Place To Lose Yourself Or Find New Perspective

South Korea’s capital is one of the fastest-changing, most dynamic cities in the world. Editor-in-Chief Ben Jhoty, who lived there 20 years ago, revisited the city to find a vibrant, chaotic and exciting metropolis that exerts a pull that’s tough to resist.