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7 Steps to Make Self-Learning Effective for You

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Every good thing starts with a desire or eagerness to do something. The same goes for your success stories. The more you keep pushing yourself to be knowledgeable, the clearer the way to success becomes. Curiosity not only helps you in excelling at the professional front, but a study found that curiosity also improves memory and learning. The study revealed that curiosity releases a chemical linked with motivation, dopamine. Dopamine could motivate you more than any words ever could! Undoubtedly, without a genuine interest or curiosity to learn, you cannot…

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American Horror Story Halloween Costumes

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American Horror Story: 1984 is in full swing, and while you may be very wary of the new season, it’s time to put your distrust aside and plan your Halloween costumes. American Horror Story: Cult is a gold mine of clever costume ideas, and AHS fans know there’s no better way to scare your pop-culture-savvy friends than to perfect your Dr. Thredson or your Madison Montgomery. If you’d rather go the sexy route, there’s always Moira the maid from season one — just make sure you’re going for young Moira.…

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A photographer and knitter collaborated and magic happened

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Artistic collaborations can only go two ways: perfect or bad. This example right here is incredibly perfect and it features two unusual types of artists: a photographer and a knitter. I’m not saying the artists themselves are unusual, but their collaboration is unheard of before. At least, I haven’t heard anything like this before. Joseph Ford and Nina Dodd are the masterminds between this “Invisible Jumpers” series you’re going to see below. The series has been collected in a new book that will hit the US shelves on November 25.…

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SNL “Grouch (Joker Parody)” Sketch Video

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  Saturday Night Live put an unexpected spin on the new thriller Joker during its Oct. 12 episode. With all of the buzz surrounding the film, an SNL sketch was inevitable. We just didn’t know it would involve a mashup of the clown-inspired character and . . . Sesame Street. Yep, host David Harbour assumed the role of Oscar the Grouch as the skit detailed his journey from being a trashman to becoming “The Grouch,” who resides in a garbage bin. “If everyone calls you trash and everyone treats you…

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27 Former Celeb Couples That We 100% Forgot About

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27 Former Celeb Couples That We 100% Forgot About This list is a compilation of 27 former celeb couples that we 100% forgot about. It includes the most famous Hollywood couple from the past, as well as some lesser known ones. 1. Scarlett Johansson and Colin Jost 2. Eva Mendes and Ryan Gosling 3. Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick 4. Amber Tamblyn and David Cross 5. Rachel Brosnahan and Jason Ralph 6. Kate Mara and Jamie Bell 7. Alison Brie and Dave Franco 8. Claire Danes and Hugh Dancy…

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Let Ikea’s livestream lull you to sleep with oddly comforting product names

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Let Ikea’s livestream lull you to sleep with oddly comforting product names. Let me be the first to say that falling asleep is a process. Maybe Ikea can help. Insomniacs have tried it all: herbal teas, blue light filters, melatonin pills, cutting back on caffeine. But few things really help an insomniac fall asleep like boredom. Ikea launched a 14-day-long livestream on YouTube to celebrate its Festival of Sleep, a 12-day campaign to help Australians sleep better. The livestream is a spin-off of the Ikea Sleep Podcast, a series of…

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Tim Ferriss, the Man Who Put His Money Behind Psychedelic Medicine

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By 1970, acid and related compounds had become part of a dangerous menu of street drugs, and governments cracked down, bringing research to a near halt. Other mind-altering recreational drugs, like psilocybin (the ingredient in magic mushrooms) and MDMA, or ecstasy, also landed on the lists of banned substances. The revival of interest began in the early 1990s, when the Food and Drug Administration agreed to approve careful, well-designed, ethically vetted studies of psychedelics for the first time in decades. The Heffter Institute and the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies,…

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