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Ismael Pérez

Columnist, audience specialist

Ismael Pérez is a columnist and audience specialist at the Chicago Sun-Times.

To help you see into a woman’s mind, I asked three of my close friends what worked for them.
Instead of investing your time in keeping him happy and comfortable, look for ways he can gain his independence.
It can be overwhelming when you have a backlog of passion projects, but there are things you can do to prioritize which ones really are most important — and to make them happen.
Wayne Smith shares his experience as a blind person in Chicago and what we all could do to better accommodate people with special needs.
We want to prepare for the bad and set ourselves up to live within the comfort money can offer. But financial comfort is different for everyone.
Be careful to not create anything that might negatively affect your partner and their family. No worries. There are healthy ways to not lose your cool.
Colin Egglesfield of “Something Borrowed” shares his thoughts on life and building confidence to put yourself out there.
Abrupt firing of accomplished sales rep seems horribly unfair — but is it illegal?
Breaking walking rules is bigger than a simple case of sidewalk rage. People need to be more aware of their surroundings and how their carelessness affects others.