Caroline Beaton
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Past articles by Caroline:
How to declutter your work life
Modern work is hairy: multiple tools and software “solutions,” flooded inboxes, uncertain expectations, and clashing coworkers and teams make for a complicated, chaotic workday. → Read More
The long commute: How long is too long and why
So how long is too long to get to work? The answer, research suggests, depends on factors besides length. → Read More
4 things dating apps teach us about finding a perfect (employer) match
Four things to keep in mind as you search for a job in the month of love inspired by the online dating world: With authenticity, similar interests, expressed enthusiasm, and pragmatism, you can find a match made in heaven. → Read More
The 3 most annoying types of coworkers – and what you can do about them
Over the course of our careers, there are certain types of coworkers we run into over and over. They drive us crazy without even trying. Until we learn how to manage them, we’re hopelessly distracted by the daily frustration of their existence. → Read More
A Little-Known Leading Cause of Millennial Job Burnout
In 1957, McGill University psychology professor Donald Hebb paid college students to lie on a bed in a room the size of a cubicle day and night. They wor... → Read More
Today’s Most Sought-After Workers Are Blue Collar
America has enough people at desks. While demand for desk workers has plateaued in recent years – with a few notable exceptions, like tech – the demand f... → Read More
The Work Humans Are Wired to Do
Our work is still related to survival, just farther removed. → Read More
Seven Daily Behaviors Conscientious People Avoid
Struggling to adapt to the real world? This trait could help you succeed. → Read More
This Is What Happens To Your Brain When You Fail (And How To Fix It)
A version of this article was originally published on Forbes. Sign up for Caroline’s newsletter to get her writing sent straight to your inbox. Fou... → Read More
Addicted To Ambition: 3 Ways Millennials Can Manage Their Stress
A version of this article was originally published on Forbes. Sign up for Caroline’s newsletter to get her writing sent straight to your inbox. I... → Read More
Here's How To Feel Satisfied With Your Life Decisions
Modern psychology offers three ways to make peace with your decisions. → Read More
Millennials, Here's How To Feel Satisfied With Your Life Decisions
A version of this post was originally posted on Forbes. Sign up for Caroline’s newsletter to get her articles sent straight to your inbox. One ... → Read More
The Solution to Millennial Loneliness
How do we stop being so lonely? → Read More
How 'Cool Syndrome' Is Killing Our Careers
A version of this post was originally posted on Forbes. Sign up for Caroline’s newsletter to get her articles sent straight to your inbox. “Cool... → Read More
One Of America's Youngest Feature Film Producers Explains How Millennials Can Bridge The Gender Gap
“You need a tough shell and a good heart,” Ansley says. → Read More
Caroline Beaton
Caroline Beaton is an award-winning freelance writer with a background in psychology. With equal parts statistics and story, she helps millennials stop wasting time, figure out their purpose and create a livelihood around the life they want. She writes for Forbes, The Huffington Post, Psychology Today and her blog, The Gen Y Mind, where she covers early career crafting, self-development and… → Read More
How "Cool Syndrome" Is Killing Our Careers
We’re trying to get ahead gently, with style, and it’s not working. → Read More
Why Millennial Idealism Could Be Good For Us
Psychology research shows that idealism is on balance a good thing. → Read More
New Research Shows That We're Wired To Take The Path Of Least Resistance
We can't keep taking the easy way out. → Read More
We're Wired to Take the Path of Least Resistance
A recently published study discovered something we knew but denied. → Read More