What to Do When An Interviewer Asks You to Describe Yourself
“Tell me about yourself,” is often the first question you hear at a job interview. The hiring manager may be stalling because
Month: May 2017
Understanding Health Studies Made Easy
If you feel overwhelmed by the number of health studies you read about, you’re not alone. Scientific publication grows about 6% a
Top 10 Tips to Ease Chronic Pain Without Medication
Chronic pain isn’t an easy condition to handle, but you can take control. Simple changes in your lifestyle, diet, and exercise routines
Top 10 Tangible Benefits of Optimism
There are two general attitudes you can hold: Pessimism and optimism. Pessimists have poorer long-term results than optimists. Optimists are healthier, happier,
The Surprising Link Between Spicy Food and Your Life Expectancy
Did you know that eating more spicy foods may help you live longer? Researchers have found that spicy food has multiple health
The Miracle of Small Wins
Small wins pay off big. Social scientists and business experts agree that modest victories can provide major inspiration. You may have heard
The Busy Professional’s Guide to Creating a Meditation Space
You probably know that meditation is good for your body and mind. Still, it can be a challenge for a busy professional
Some Straight Talk About Foodborne Disease
Food recalls have increased in recent years, but that’s good news. It means contaminated products from salad greens to ice cream pops
New Help for the Second Most Common Exercise Excuse
The most common excuses adults give for not exercising are lack of time and feeling uncomfortable when they exert themselves. While scientists
Modern Rules of Alumni Networking
The internet has changed the way alumni networking operates. Years ago, former schoolmates might be surprised and delighted to hear from anyone