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Disappointing photos show what Iceland's famous Blue Lagoon looks like in real life

For all its fame and all the idyllic Instagram photos, Blue Lagoon can be overcrowded, unphotogenic, and pricey, with a swim costing a minimum of $64.

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10 management books that will help you lead in 2020

As you close out 2019, we've compiled a list of classic and nontraditional management books to help bring in the new year.

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13 things mentally strong people don't do

Amy Morin wrote in her book "13 Things Mentally Strong People Don't Do" that developing mental strength is a "three-pronged approach."

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A day in the life of a Deutsche Bank managing director, who wakes up at 5:00 a.m., spends 10 days of the month traveling, and works out twice a day even while on business trips

Piers Constable, a New York City-based managing director at Deutsche Bank, spends up to 10 days out of the month traveling for work.

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The last interview Adam Neumann gave as CEO of WeWork details the now-controversial working relationship with Softbank CEO Masayoshi Son

WeWork cofounder Adam Neumann spoke to Business Insider in his last set of interviews as CEO back in May, ahead of a disastrous IPO attempt.

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The worst thing you can do with your 401(k) when you leave a job, according to a financial expert and bestselling author

Financial expert Ramit Sethi says the worst thing anyone can do when they leave a job is cash out their 401(k) — and the best is to roll it over.

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A man who interviewed over 150 millionaires says getting rich boils down to perfecting a 3-step formula

He says the formula for getting rich is clear: Increase your income, control your spending, and invest early and often.

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People with one of these 10 jobs are more likely to get divorced

If you're a casino or gaming manager, or a bartender, you may want to focus on your relationship more.

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A contract programmer is going to jail and paying thousands in fines for inserting a 'logic bomb' into a spreadsheet that caused the company to keep rehiring him

Here's a dark tale of a contract worker who tried to force his employer to remain dependent on him by using a "logic bomb."

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