Word of the Day itinerant (aɪtɪnərənt , आइटिनरन्ट) Example The multinational executive's itinerant lifestyle began to feel less glamourous to her after her first child was born. Definition adjective traveling from place to place to work"an itinerant judge""itinerant labor" noun a laborer who moves from place to place as demanded by employmentSynonyms:  gipsy, gypsy"itinerant traders" Quote... Continue Reading →

FS | BRAIN FOOD No. 500 — November 27th, 2022 — Read on FS Welcome to the 500th edition of Brain Food, a weekly newsletter full of ideas and insights that never expire. If you'd like to share our newsletter with your friends, send them here. FS The Two Mindsets: "The other thing exceptional people seem to... Continue Reading →

Did you know... ... that today is Shakespeare's Wedding Day? In 1582, William Shakespeare married Anne Hathaway. Author of Romeo and Juliet and many love sonnets, Shakespeare is now considered one of history's great romantics.~~~ Today's Inspirational Quote: "Great things are not accomplished by those who yield to trends and fads and popular opinion."-- Jack Kerouac

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