Artists who got almost $1,500 a month under a basic income pilot say their work improved
Ireland’s basic income pilot program for artists ends in August. For three years, 2,000 artists and creative workers received about $370 a week.
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I booked a surprise luxury vacation through Air New Zealand. It felt like a great value — until I crunched the numbers.
I booked a surprise luxury trip through Air New Zealand’s Mystery Breaks. I had an amazing time despite some issues, but I wouldn’t do it again.
I regularly rescue furniture and other items from the side of the road. I’ve even trained my teens to always be on the lookout for ‘roadside treasures.’
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ChatGPT wrote my résumé and cover letter. I didn’t expect it to help me land my dream job.
ChatGPT was essential during my job search. It helped me find open roles. It also tailored my résumé and cover letters to those roles.
As a digital nomad, I thought dating was impossible. But I had a whirlwind romance in Argentina and developed a long-distance relationship.
When I went to Argentina, I fell in love. We never stopped talking, even though I travel the world. We’re now building an unconventional relationship.
I sit with my mom through each chemotherapy treatment. Her eyes light up when she talks about her time in the Air Force, and it’s helping us both cope.
Katherine Stinson’s mom was diagnosed with Stage 3 uterine cancer earlier this year.