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On Scuba Diving in Thailand: The Course That Changes Every Dive to Follow

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By Eva Crouse Verified
| Worth Magazine Verified
I wiggle my feet in the sand, surprised by the absence of broken coral. Overhead, fish dart out of the enormous cave before me like bats, and bubbles fly from my regulator as I exhale, sinking slightly to stand flat on the ocean floor. We can’t go in. No one in my group is certified for cave diving, and the boundary is non-negotiable. One of our guides, Jenni, hooks a thumb over her shoulder—it’s time to turn.
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Inside the Nonprofit Fighting Food Waste and Hunger in America

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By Eva Crouse Verified
| Worth Magazine Verified
There’s a version of the American food waste problem that sounds almost too simple: we have too much food and too many hungry people, and what we need is someone in the middle to connect the two. But spend five minutes with Eliza Blank, CEO of The Farmlink Project, and you realize just how much lives inside that “someone in the middle”—the relationships, the logistics, the split-second decisions, the money, the heart.
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A Schwab Bets on Passion

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By Eva Crouse Verified
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Michael Schwab spent years keeping his portfolio and his interests separate. A nudge from his father changed everything. Michael Schwab had been investing since he was a teenager—venture capital by 18, his own firm by 30—but for years, he treated surfing, wellness, and adventure as hobbies, not opportunities. That shifted in 2012, when his father pushed him to put his money where his passions were. Schwab took the advice seriously.
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