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By Stacey Lynn Jun 16, 2021 The title of today’s song was inspired by a theory popularized by author Malcolm Gladwell that it takes this many hours to truly master something. Even relationships!  As Gladwell tells it, the rule goes like this: it takes [this number of] hours of intensive practice to achieve mastery of complex skills and materials, like playing the violin or getting as good as Bill Gates at computer programming. While writing today’s song, today’s duo started to think about what it'd be like if Justin Bieber were on it.  They envisioned him singing the second verse bef...

Improve your life by learning how to cope with feeling sad with these tips Helen Russell IN our pursuit of happiness, we’ve become scared of ever feeling sad. Yet it could hugely improve our lives, says writer and author Helen Russell. 8 Learning how to be sad and dealing with it could hugely improve our lives, according to author Helen RussellCredit: Getty “Hope you’re OK!”, the message pinged up on my phone. I wasn’t. Not really. In the midst of a global pandemic, none of us have been. Even for a nation famed for its stiff upper lip, the last year has been challenging. We’ve fe...

China Bestsellers for March: Financial Savvy for Kids The children’s book bestseller list in China is currently led by the German financial coach Bodo Schäfer’s widely translated ‘A Dog Named Money.’ A young cyclist leads the way in Shanghai during the early stages of the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, in April 2020. Image – iStockphoto: Robert Way Financial Advice for Kids In our look at China’s bestsellers in March, we’re making a change to bring you Beijing OpenBook’s rankings on the Chinese market’s charting children’s books. Having looked at illustrated books per se...

In China, an interesting new fiction bestseller is mixed with nonfiction—and become a point of debate among Chinese readers. In illustrated books, a title for only children has a touching message. On the banks of the Yangtze in Wuhan, a February 14 shot of citizens out for celebrations of the Lunar New Year, the Year of the Ox. Image – iStockphoto: Julien Viry Controversy Sells There were six new titles on the Beijing OpenBook overall bestseller list in fiction in January, and in three cases, they moved quite quickly by this market’s standards, having been published within three months ...