I love getting a sneak peek at what makes successful people tick. What are their secrets to getting things done and pushing through when times are tough? Recently, I talked with Authority Magazine about leadership, running a successful business and being a woman in technology. It was such a fun walk down memory lane and I share stories I bet you haven't heard before.

Excitement turned to despair for many Windows-based computer owners recently. Microsoft unveiled the first detailed look at Window 11 and announced the minimum system requirements. Unfortunately, not everyone has a machine that it will work on. Is your PC compatible? This tool will show you.

Sure, you can disentangle yourself from Big Tech companies ... if you're willing to say goodbye to your iPhone or Android, stop shopping on Amazon and say goodbye to Google. For most of us, privacy invasion and tracking are worth the convenience. That doesn't mean you can't take control over your settings and take back at least some of your privacy.

Every so often, you hear a little tidbit that makes life easier. I make it my mission to bring you tech hacks that you'll wish you knew long ago. After all, our digital lifestyle doesn't come with a one-size-fits-all user manual. Here are five I think you'll love. Share them with a pal and sound super smart!

Get Apple tips, tricks and updates to your inbox twice a week. Coming up soon: How to hide files and folders on your Mac. Handy!

You know what’s not fair? Netflix hides thousands of shows and movies from you based on your location and then has the nerve to increase prices yet again. Make sure you’re getting your full money’s worth by using ExpressVPN.

What’s on Netflix in the U.S. is completely different from what someone in the U.K. or Japan has on theirs. ExpressVPN has over 90 countries to choose from, so every time you run out of stuff to watch, just switch to another country to unlock new shows.

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You're never too young to make an impact. One Georgia Tech student put his lifelong love of robotics to the test during the pandemic. He built a medical assistance robot to minimize contact and help nurses focus on patients (instead of wasting time delivering food and medicines). Check it out!