Archive for the ‘Fun’ Category

Where Have All the Good 20-Something Men Gone?

Friday, February 25th, 2011

With 20-something women out performing men, and 20-somethings staying single longer while pursuing degrees, what is the role of the 20-something man? Think about it and you may end up as confused as we did. Who would have thought the Wall St. Journal would craft such a thoughtful article to get us closer to cracking the mystery. Read this fascinating article that digs into the societal trends that lead to our frat boy Judd Apatow culture.

16 Ways to Make Your Work-Day Better

Wednesday, November 10th, 2010

Stop dreading your work day. Stop tiring yourself out unnecessarily. You can learn something from one of the most successful Americans, Oprah, and learn how to stay healthier and happier at work with these ‘16 Ways to Make Your Workday Healthier, Happier—and Oh-So-Fulfilling‘.

Tips include:
- Trade your chair for an exercise ball
- Schedule a 30-min break into the day
- And our *favorite*…..stand on one leg while making calls (seriously, we didn’t make this one up!)

Where is Aleksy Vayner Now?

Tuesday, November 2nd, 2010

Details Mag has found him (along with other mavericks who were ‘caught in the act’). The ballroom dancing judo master who taught us that “Impossible is Nothing” is….well….read the article to find out!

Midlife Crisis + Career Change = Happiness??

Sunday, October 10th, 2010

As pay checks and job opportunities fizzled in the recent economic meltdown, professionals were faced with an unwelcome question: if I won’t get paid enough, do I actually LIKE my job and my life?? But it turns out mid-life crises could lead to career changes and … HAPPINESS. Details mag delves into this career change = happiness phenomenon … and then provides an absolutely priceless guide on job changers “How to spot a remade man from a mile away“.

How many of these “remade men” have you encountered in the past few years? T-S.com can think of quite a few….

Poker meets Finances

Wednesday, April 21st, 2010

We at t-s.com thought this one was too fun to pass up. An article about how your poker style predicts your finances!

Technology Unifies Twenty-Somethings

Wednesday, February 24th, 2010

We at twenty-somethings.com hate being pigeon-holed just because we’re a part of a certain generation…but this article struck us as right on. It seems like there’s a unifying theme to our generation: use of technology. Do you fit the following criteria?

  • Sleep with your cell phone by the bed (charging or not)
  • Have a profile on a social networking site
  • Use your phone for texting (apparently this is still not common practice!)
  • Use your cell phone as your only line (no landline)
  • Get your news from the internet
  • Yeah, it caught us too. Check out msnbc.com for the full story.

    From the Archive: Are you a Douchebag??

    Monday, November 2nd, 2009

    YuppiesAre you a member of the new Doucheoise? Details Mag delves into the psyche of douchebags…and claims that if it bothers you, it’s probably because you think you’re entitled to it. Uh-oh.

    Learn more about our douchebag nation in this oldie-but-goodie.

    Tips from the Trenches: “21 Things I Wish I Knew in My Twenties”

    Tuesday, October 27th, 2009

    In this installment of “Tips from the Trenches”, a leadership/management/ethics blogger gives us his “21 Things I wish I knew in my Twenties.” Here’s a sampling of his advice…

    1. This too shall pass.

    2. What they say is required is not really what is required.

    3. The whole world is not looking at you.

    7. Don’t regard the spiritual as impractical. It may well be the most practical thing in your life.

    8. If you are trying to impress someone, your priorities are skewed.

    10. The journey from A to B often goes from A to Z, M, and D before arriving at B.

    13. You are far from the only nervous person in the room.

    14. Don’t burn bridges. You may need them sooner than you think.

    15. There are many times when it is better to be kind than clever.

    17. Talk more with your parents and, if possible, tape some of their reminiscences.

    18. Be reluctant to assign bad motives to others. Most of us are blundering, not conspiring.

    21. Try not to trip over the rocks on your way to the horizon. Don’t let your grand vision distract you from what is needed to achieve it.

    Read more at Execupundit.com.

    Take a break from reality and Mad Men yourself…

    Friday, August 14th, 2009

    This t-s.com-er is ready to meet Draper...

    This t-s.com-er is ready to meet Draper...

    In anticipation of the new season of one of our favorite shows, we at t-s.com love this new AMC.com feature — create your own Mad Men character. So, take a break from the 2000s, forget your woes and become Draper eye candy, pitch to your clients, transform into a Stepford-wife wannabe or just rock the 60s.

    Make sure to turn off the volume of your work computer before this site loads on your computer — unless your cubicle mates love the Mad Men music.

    Twenty-Something Survival Tips: How to *REALLY* Make Coffee

    Tuesday, August 4th, 2009

    Become a java god...

    Become a java god...

    Ditch the Starbucks habit, save your hard-earned pennies and make the best coffee at home. Become a coffee wiz with tips from a San Francisco coffee guru and sail through stressful or endlessly boring workdays with the help of your coffee buzz.

    Article courtesy of Details Mag.