Smart Thinking
25.1.18
Four tips to get a good night’s sleep
Three-quarters of us report not getting enough Zzzs. Here’s The Jackal’s guide to a good night’s sleep
Smart Thinking
8.1.18
Self-hatred is not the British way to start a New Year
Radical health-related resolutions aren’t always a good thing, says our Managing Editor
Smart Thinking
4.1.18
It’s 2018: Let’s just stay positive shall we?
This year’s already throwing up some troubling headlines. Let’s do our best to read between them – they don’t always have to spell disaster
Smart Thinking
3.1.18
It’s time to get serious about your New Year’s fitness resolutions
If you’re going to put your body through a New Year’s fitness regime, do it in style
Smart Thinking
3.1.18
10 New Year’s resolutions for time-poor professionals
We’ve all made a New Year’s resolution we know we’ll struggle to keep. So, here are 10 that you might actually manage. Fingers crossed…
Smart Thinking
26.12.17
So what exactly is cryptocurrency?
And what do you need to know about it? Tech expert Gian Maria Volpicelli opens the vault
Smart Thinking
21.12.17
Make a difference this Christmas, give to your local foodbank
Embrace a different kind of Christmas giving this year
Life Advice
9.11.17
Finding five good things in every day was my emotional saving grace
When was the last time you put pen to paper? It could transform your outlook on life, says Dan Rookwood
Smart Thinking
3.11.17
We shouldn’t fear therapy, everyone needs it sometimes
The Jackal’s editor-at-large explains why therapy isn’t something to be ashamed of
Mental health
1.11.17
Here’s what we need to do for better mental health
The Secretary of State for Health lays out his mental health action plan
Smart Thinking
31.10.17
Let’s not fumble over flirting
Bad flirting is not the same as sexual assault. In fact, sometimes it’s the source of life
Smart Thinking
23.10.17
Technology is overwhelming us. Time to change, or be carried away
Dan Rookwood spells out why we should be challenging the information age
Smart Thinking
22.6.17
Life is busy, so make time for your man dates
Mr Porter’s US Editor explains why bromances really do matter
