In some form, language, dialect, or motion, all of us have participated in communication since the day we were born. It seems plausible to assume that communicating is an additional human sense and ability that evolves with the world around us. Increasingly however, this assumption is becoming outdated.
It goes without saying that the main reason […]

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 […]

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, […]

Lately I have been struggling to cope with the idea of waiting. Partially a facet of reading The 4-hour work week by Timothy Ferris, and partially due to the fact that I should be graduating in the spring, (and I am not) playing the waiting game has become a daily struggle for me to accept.
Not […]

I’ve had many mentors in my entire life. From the time I was in kindergarten, and looked up to my teacher, through all of my coaches in grade school and high school sports, and now today as my professors and advisors prepare me for graduation, there have always been individuals in my life that […]

According to Dr. Neil Clark Warren women are getting married later in life than ever before, and males aren’t far behind.

To me, this makes perfect sense. I have been in a few serious relationships, but I can’t really imagine getting married, at least not right now. There is so much more that […]

All too often I find myself being asked by my friends, “how did you get that job” or “how did you meet (insert big shot name here).” It isn’t the question that I find amusing; it’s the astonishment that seems to be associated with the inquiry. It’s almost like they’re saying, “You’re lucky you […]