Organize-Nation

For the record, the photo above is definitely not my home. If it were I would be rocking to and fro in a fetal position in the darkest corner I could find. I merely used this photo to paint an image. Of a slightly less cluttered, but item filled > 1400 square foot home, inhabited [...]

Intro to Introversion

My memory is fading. Which is sort of concerning, since I'm only thirty. I like to tell myself that it's not failing and that my brain is just occupied with more important information like precise movie quotes and the perfect comeback to something someone said to me a week ago. While my medial temporal lobe [...]

10 Tips to Nailing the Dreaded Phone Interview

I can't stand talking on the phone. I don't know if it's because I overdosed on phone calls during my high school years, or my disdain for the evolution from dependable land lines to the ever unpredictable cell phone (this probably has a lot to do with my cow-town-no-tower upbringing.) Despite my distaste for telephonic [...]

What’s the Deal with Introverts and Extroverts

That's the real question right? What is all the fuss about being and "Introvert" or an "Extrovert" and why start a blog about it?? The E/ I terms were originally coined by the Swiss psychiatrist and psychotherapist Carl Jung. Jung was best known for his breakthrough and definition of  psychology concepts such as the archetype, the [...]

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