5 Ways to adapt to a new environment

July 24th, 2008 by Dan Healy

I recently left my home of four years; I left where everything was familiar, surrounded by 50,000 people my age with similar interests.  Now I live in a new city where I know about 4 people.  The truth is: it kind of sucks.  However, I know that I have to adapt, and adapt fast.  I […]

After-College, Career Development, Personal Development, Transitions, Uncategorized | 3 Comments |

It’s not a vacation we need - it’s a change of lifestyle.

March 18th, 2008 by Matt Goldberg

This week marks my fourth spring break as a college student, and I have a strong feeling that it is going to provide my most relaxing and rejuvenating break yet. Interesting thing is, I’m not on an island in warm weather drinking and having naked orgies, although that does sound most enjoyable.
This week marks the […]

Personal Development | 5 Comments |

Self Reliance as a Productivity Tool

March 11th, 2008 by Dan Healy

Where should I apply for a job? Where do I want to live? Who should I date? Now that I’m at a point in my life where these decisions are starting to matter, I definitely put more thought into them.
Throughout this major transitional period, I’ve reached out to the people I trust […]

Personal Development, Transitions | 2 Comments |

Three ways boomers and millennials are the same.

March 7th, 2008 by Matt Goldberg

I know that we look different from baby boomers. But fundamentally we operate the same way. So if you are having trouble getting along at work. Try looking at things from a different perspective.
1. They think they deserve special treatment
You complain that we feel like we deserve something in […]

Career Development, Personal Development, Politics, Relationships | 8 Comments |

Wardrobe Shifts Create Mental Shifts

March 5th, 2008 by Dan Healy

For some reason, it’s automatically assumed that when you get to college, you have to leave your jeans and dress shirts in your drawers until Friday night. At first this was great. I could wear sweatpants all the time, I could go to class in a hooded sweatshirt, and I never […]

College, Personal Development | 2 Comments |

Are passion, dedication, and loyalty the routes to older generations’ acceptance of us?

March 3rd, 2008 by Matt Goldberg

I recently attended a speed networking event put on by a local community center. While I was definitely looking for a potential job opportunity, I was much more interested in receiving reactions to the ideas and altered approach to life that I have gained since entering the blogosphere.
Passion quickly became the main theme of the […]

Personal Development | 2 Comments |

Dating and Technology: The College Perspective

February 29th, 2008 by Dan Healy

Have you ever woken up in the morning, and checked your cell phone, only to see three text messages and ten missed calls from numbers you’ve never heard of? Have you gone through the address book in your phone to see numbers stored under “don’t call”, or “mistake?” Well if you’re in college, […]

College, Personal Development, Relationships | 3 Comments |

Procrastinating Makes Sense! Sort Of.

February 26th, 2008 by Matt Goldberg

Now that I have gained the attention of at least a dozen people who are currently trying to justify their procrastination, let me explain. The act of procrastination is an unavoidable human behavior that is exhibited frequently by the vast majority of people. Procrastination comes in many forms, as small as finding a reason to […]

College, Personal Development | 2 Comments |

Life Lessons: Learning to work in groups

February 26th, 2008 by Dan Healy

Our generation has been working in groups since kindergarten.
But now I’m a senior in college, and I’m still surrounded by people who don’t know how to work together. At first thought, I was surprised that my peers were incapable of filling a role in a group. With all this group work […]

Career Development, College, Personal Development | 1 Comment |

Be a Successful Advocator

February 13th, 2008 by Matt Goldberg

Sunday night I had the privilege to attend a seminar by a leading keynote speaker who delivers insightful thoughts behind successful ways of advocating. His main point, “cater your speech to your audience,” was less than ground breaking until I talked to a friend afterwards who exclaimed that she “loved the speech, but didn’t think […]

Career Development, Personal Development | No Comments |

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