You have had an impossible week at work: one meeting after another, emails at all hours, a project that has become complicated, and a boss who asks for more than you can handle. Friday arrives and, instead of stopping, you tell yourself that you can still hold on a little longer. You work through the weekend, give up the gym, eat in front of the computer, and keep postponing rest until the situation improves. You might think you are being strong. But, according to neurologist Mónica Kurtis, you are doing exactly the opposite of what being resilient means.

In a context where space and speed of implementation have become two of the most valued assets in contemporary construction, the need for flexibility is more relevant than ever. Public administrations, companies, and event organizers seek solutions capable of adapting to changing needs, temporarily occupying a space, or growing in tandem with the activity they host. It is in this scenario that Losberger De Boer's modular construction emerges as a solid, efficient response, perfectly aligned with the demands of the present: versatile, scalable, and relocatable structures that place adaptability at the heart of their design.

There are families who have had September 8th marked on their calendars for days. And there are also children who are already looking forward to returning to school to see their friends and resume routines. However, there may be someone who is return becomes heavy for him, who finds it hard to get up early again, or who find moving to a different school or college a mountain to climb. That's why we're giving you some easy-to-follow tips to make returning to your routine more enjoyable.