After five years operating simply as “Dig,” the beloved restaurant chain has officially reverted to its original name, Dig Inn. This decision marks more than just a branding update—it underscores the enduring importance of authenticity, community connection, and mindful eating. The move comes in response to years of customer feedback, which revealed a lasting emotional affinity for the full Dig Inn name and all it represents.

GLP1 receptor agonists (GLP1 RAs) began as an unlikely breakthrough, with their origins rooted in research on the pancreatic hormones of anglerfish—a species fishermen once dismissed as “trash fish.” This unexpected starting point laid the foundation for a new era in obesity and diabetes care, bringing forth a drug class with one of the largest patient populations seen in decades.

In January 2023, the World Health Organization (WHO) issued a statement that has ignited a worldwide conversation: no level of alcohol consumption is safe for human health. This declaration, reinforced by mounting scientific evidence and recent policy shifts in countries like Canada and the United States, challenges longheld beliefs about moderate drinking and compels a reexamination of alcohol’s role in society.

The word “y’all” has made an extraordinary journey from a Southern colloquialism to a recognized, genderneutral, and inclusive pronoun in modern English. Much like the language of recovery and sobriety, the evolution of “y’all” underscores the transformative power of language to shape community, identity, and belonging.

Recent research highlights a compelling link between regular dental checkups and overall wellbeing—cutting across income levels and social backgrounds. This discovery underscores how proactive selfcare habits, like maintaining oral health, are not just about teeth, but central to one’s physical, mental, and emotional health. For those committed to a sober, upgraded lifestyle, these findings reinforce the value of adopting positive routines and reframing daily selfcare as a foundation for thriving.

For more than two decades, the advice to “stop buying lattes” has echoed through personal finance circles, offering a simple formula: skip small daily luxuries like coffee and, over time, reap major financial rewards. Yet, for many—especially millennials facing unique economic headwinds—this advice has become a source of frustration and misunderstanding. This article traces the origins and cultural impact of the latte advice, unpacks why it misses the bigger picture, and explores how a mindset shift, inspired by principles of intentional living and sober curiosity, paves the way for true financial freedom.

In the heart of Southampton, Farm & Forage Market is offering something that has quickly become the talk of the town: Japanese musk melons priced at up to $400 each. These rare fruits, meticulously cultivated with just one melon per vine to concentrate sweetness and flavor, exemplify a refined shift in luxury consumption among the Hamptons’ affluent residents. This phenomenon is not just about exclusivity—it’s a sign of evolving social values where health, authenticity, and mindful consumption are becoming the new hallmarks of status.

Modern workplaces are more connected than ever, often blurring the lines between professional and personal time. MIT Sloan Management Review’s curated collection of articles underscores the urgent need for clear boundaries. Research shows that when employees take explicit breaks and are empowered to detach from work, productivity, health, and happiness all improve. However, boundaries are deeply subjective—teams must regularly converse about expectations, with leaders modeling and supporting healthy detachment.

In the evolving beverage landscape, pecan milk is emerging as a standout—praised not merely as a substitute for dairy or other plantbased milks but as an inherently nourishing, sustainable, and delicious choice. As consumers become more healthconscious and seek to align their habits with both wellness and environmental principles, pecan milk offers a compelling answer rooted in natural instincts and clarity of mind.

In today’s fastpaced, digitally saturated environment, managing attention is more critical to productivity, creativity, and wellbeing than ever before. The Attentional Mode Framework, an emerging model in cognitive science, sheds light on how individuals can shift between distinct states of focus to meet varying cognitive demands. This article explores key insights from the framework, offering actionable strategies for harnessing attention as a resource, and uniquely, examines the role of alcohol use and mindset transformation in effective attention management.