The Life Project explores how people of all ages are reevaluating and redefining their ambitions, goals and milestones in the current economic climate.

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Why work will never feel the same
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How gaming has become a social lifeline
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Could a new name improve your future?
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How the world has an unexpected 'chance to reset'
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Why 'code switching' at work is fading
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The young workers changing labour
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Why so many couples are splitting up
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Why a car-use surge is coming
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The opulent ritual defying the pandemic
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Why catfishing has spiked in lockdown
By Chermaine Lee
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Could you lose your job for your views?
By Zulekha Nathoo
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Why learning to code isn't a fix-all
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'Every date becomes more precious now'
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How 'slow streets' are changing cities
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'Covid-19 made me rethink career needs'
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