Starting up a business or working as a freelancer/entrepreneur comes with a lot of responsibilities and challenges. Adding the cost of renting/buying and maintaining an office might be a lot to chew at the early stage of a business, or it might just be too much hassle for the kind of job you do. That's where flexible office spaces come in. Co-working spaces allow private individuals and businesses to work in an organized business environment. Most of them try to exude a business-casual mood. It’s comfortable enough to make you feel right at home and formal enough to make you want to buckle up and get some work done.

The internet has become a global marketplace and YouTube, the most popular video streaming platform in the world, is gaining more and more attention from media enthusiasts daily. There are currently over 37 million YouTube channels and statistics show that monthly active users have increased from 800 million to over 2 billion between 2012 and 2020. So, that brings us to the question many people ask. How do YouTubers make money? There are different ways YouTubers can generate income, and we are going to briefly discuss a few of them in this article.

A credit score isn’t a figure that is randomly assigned based on a person’s credit behavior. Five factors are used to analyze a person’s credit behavior and assign a score. Each factor accounts for a percentage of an individual’s credit score. In this article, I will be discussing the top three factors that affect your credit score.

Bipolar disorder isn’t an uncommon condition and according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), the disorder affects about 2.8% of the United States population. The symptoms of bipolar disorder vary from one person to the next. In some cases, the symptoms are severe enough to disrupt a person’s life and in others, individuals are able to go about their usual activities. Bipolar disorder is a lifelong condition and can only be managed by healthy lifestyle choices, medications, and a consistent treatment plan.