Life Advice

Have you ever watched a movie that you loved when you were a teenager, only to be incredibly disappointed upon watching it as an adult? You watched it again after all those years, and it just wasn’t how you remembered it. The characters were flat, the story was boring, and it just didn’t live up to your memories of it.

I find it interesting how flexible memories are. Things that we believe we know well, often don’t match reality upon further scrutiny. Many times we even forget the details immediately, especially when it comes to seemingly trivial details, like people’s names. It’s almost as if we’ve forgotten them before we’ve even remembered them. It’s really

If you’re one of the millions of people in the unfortunate position of having to find a new job right now, you probably already know how much it sucks. As the global economy continues to unravel, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to secure a new job, even with the “right” credentials. Employers are fussier than ever, and spare not a moments hesitation tossing resumes that don’t immediately catch their eye. If your resume isn’t helping you get hired, it’s time to fire it; that’s where the team at Resume to Interviews comes in.

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About a year ago I saw an article published on Wired about an experimental brain training game called Dual N-Back. They claimed that the Dual N-Back game could actually makes people smarter after just a few weeks, playing the game for just 20 minutes 4-5 days a week. Intrigued? I certainly was.

What I’m about to convey is hardly revolutionary, and instead should be treated as a brief and laughably vague overview of Dual N-Back, the science behind it – as described by an average Chad – and my impressions of the exercise. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, and perhaps you’ll become more