Safari Live - Day 337 | National Geographic

What’s up you guys, it’s Graham here. So, some of you may already know, I pretty much built my entire real estate business by posting leases on Craigslist. From that, I’ve been able to make over six figures per year consistently from clients that I’ve ori…

When I first visited Buenos Aires, I immediately fell in love. To me, there’s no city like this in the entire world. My name is Kristen Borg; I’m a travel enthusiast and a contributor for National Geographic. I first came through here on my way to Patagon…

You want to really think about what kind of information you’re consuming and will be very thoughtful that it’s information that encourages you to do more and to actually work on the thing you’re aspiring to do. And that isn’t implicitly discouraging. Righ…

The daunting journey to the modern world had its humble beginnings long ago. Mammoth bone huts to mega cities, the evolution of shelter mirrors the evolution of humanity. It all began around the fire as we shed our nomadic past and crafted our first homes…

Hey, Vsauce. Michael here. Eating your own boogers is gross, but it might be smart. Assuming you have clean fingers, lung specialist Friedrich Bischinger points out that snot contains antiseptic enzymes that kill or weaken bacteria. Reintroducing those cr…

Today, let’s talk about energy resources. You’ve probably already done something today that used energy resources, even beginning from the moment you woke up. For me, the beginning of my day always starts with making tea. I use energy in every step of thi…