There’s a Reason Workers Are Now Applying to Jobs They’ve Never Done Before
Editor's Note: This story originally appeared on Monster. The linear career path is quickly becoming outdated. Most candidates aren’t just ...
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Maelstrom’s Bitcoin Grants Hit 20 Months — 5 Developers, 4 Active, Here’s What They’ve Accomplished
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Research suggests black coffee drinkers aren’t more disciplined — they’ve simply developed a learned association between bitterness and stimulation, often driven by faster caffeine metabolism
There’s a particular look that passes between people in a café when one person orders a black coffee and the ...
Some people who appear completely unbothered by criticism haven’t stopped caring what others think. They’ve just moved the audience inside, and now they answer to a version of themselves that never gives them a day off
Some people claim criticism no longer bothers them because they’ve internalized the critic. He said it like a victory. I ...
Psychology says people who accomplish more in their 60s than they ever did in their 40s aren’t working harder — they’ve stopped spending energy on things that were never truly theirs to carry
I noticed a couple weeks ago that a woman I know, she’s sixty-three, just launched a small publishing imprint out ...
The friend who always checks in on everyone but never tells anyone when they’re struggling isn’t hiding. They’ve simply never had the experience of someone noticing without being told, and after long enough, the idea of being spontaneously seen starts to feel like something that happens to other people.
Everyone celebrates the friend who checks in. Social media loves them. “Protect the friend who remembers everything.” “Cherish the one ...
Psychology says people who describe their 70s as the best years of their life aren’t looking back through a nostalgic filter — they’ve simply reached the age at which the things that were costing them the most have expired, and what remains when the performance obligations, the career pressure, and the need for approval all fall away at once is frequently the first honest version of a person’s life they have ever been able to live
Psychology Today puts it this way: “In old age, a large number of the psychological attachments which normally support our ...
People who laugh at their own pain before anyone else can aren’t resilient. They’ve simply learned that if they get to the joke first, nobody gets to decide whether it was serious, and that preemptive deflection has been protecting something very specific since childhood.
Self-deprecating humor about your own suffering is one of the most socially rewarded forms of avoidance ever invented. People call ...
Psychology says the reason most people never truly change isn’t laziness – it’s that they’ve built an identity around their flaws that they don’t know who they’d be without them
The most common explanation for why people don’t change is that they’re lazy. They lack willpower. They know what they ...
People who can’t enjoy a meal without silently critiquing the plating aren’t refined — they’ve replaced the ability to experience pleasure with the compulsion to assess quality
Add Silicon Canals to your Google News feed. There’s a particular kind of person who sits down at a restaurant, ...
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