Advice from Boomers probably mean well but they are completely out of touch with how the world is these days. Just go up to the front desk and ask if they're hiring? Every company will tell you the same thing, "Online. Online. Online," go and submit your resume into the endless and faceless void and come to terms with the fact that you'll never hear back.
Here are 31 pieces of worthless advice from Boomers. Sorry, Boomers. Sad to say these tweets ring more than true.
The senior citizens at Birch Creek Senior Living are sharing some advice with the younger generation and it's not only beautiful, but wholesome and uplifting.
Thank you for the advice! We will try our best to give up to it! Which piece of advice stuck out to you most?
Reddit user u/pizzwhich29371 asked the chefs of Reddit what are some red flags people should look out for when eating out and was flooded with tons of advice. We've gathered 20 of the top responses but there are thousands more here if you're interested.
Brazilian artist, Carol Rosetti, offers the opportunity to make a statement that goes beyond the limitations of verbal communication. By making it a life purpose to empower women by art, her advises make their way into our hearts with such simple yet awesome illustrations, that you won't believe your eyes. Rossetti's images are beautiful feminist statements about freedom, from body positivity to aging to sexuality.
Getting engaged is a huge step in many people's lives. But, what do you do when you receive a ring that you absolutely hate? Does it make you a terrible person if you hate your engagement ring and want to exchange it for a new one? Well, one woman asked the Internet what she should do after she received what may possibly be the ugliest engagement ring we've ever seen. The woman shared her story on Reddit–saying that she was so excited to get engaged to her boyfriend of 5 years. Except, of course, one tiny little detail–she hates her ring. Here is what the funny people on the internet had to say about it.
We get advice weather we ask for it or not. From family and friends, co-workers and even strangers. But the best advice might be lurking sub consciously in your mind. Especially if you've seen any Disney movie. Disney seems to give the absolute best advice and only when we are just a tad bit older and rewatching these movies (lets face it, we love Disney) that we realize where that piece of advice came from!
h/t: StoryPick
