Tag: Natalie Morales

Natalie Morales is an entrepreneur and a life-coach. In her leisure, she writes about business, work/career, parenting, and life. She also infrequently writes about South American current affairs from a layperson’s perspective.

Street Food’s Vital Role in Southeast Asia’s Identity and Economy

[Natalie Morales] Local governments and communities should recognize the value of street food as a vital cultural practice that supports economic growth, social inclusion and sustainable food systems.

Embracing a Healthy Lifestyle: The Key to a Fulfilling and Resilient Life

[Natalie Morales] The journey towards a healthier lifestyle is personal and ongoing, but the benefits—enhanced vitality, greater happiness, and improved quality of life—make it a worthwhile endeavor.

Redefining Work: How AI is Reshaping Jobs and Workplace Dynamics

[Natalie Morales] The future of work in an AI-driven world will likely involve a symbiotic relationship between humans and machines.

Why British Youth are Unhappier Than Their European Peers?

[Natalie Morales] The influence of social media cannot be ignored either. The constant exposure to curated, idealized images online has a detrimental effect on self-esteem, particularly among girls. The comparison culture fostered by social media intensifies feelings of inadequacy and dissatisfaction, further undermining youth happiness.

Breaking the Silence: Navigating the Complex Challenges of Mental Health Care

[Natalie Morales] Improving mental health care requires a multi-faceted approach that includes reducing stigma, enhancing access to services, providing education, tailoring treatment, and integrating technology thoughtfully.

Here’s Why Loneliness is a Public Health Crisis

[Natalie Morales] We must fundamentally reframe loneliness not as a personal failing or emotional inconvenience, but as a public health crisis deserving the same urgency and resources as other widespread conditions.