Memes

Memes are "neurological instruction code" of behavior that is passed on from person to person, replicating itself like a virus. The key is that they are self replicating!

Pronounced like "dreams", memes are snippets of memory stored in brains and passed on by imitation or duplication. Examples are tunes, fads, catch-phrases, slogans, culture, superstition, customs, mass hysteria, and so forth.

Audio Memes

Audio memes are neurological code in output form of sound. For example, a huge sample of adult Americans would likely know name and subsequent notes to song, Don't Worry Be Happy, after hearing just first distinctive note!

Why? It's an audio meme.

Ear Worms

Ear worms are metaphorical creatures in form of sound. They have a life of their own, and they infect humans much like audio memes. The difference is that they don't stop playing (the tune) inside a person's head. They just keep going, and going, and going...

Earworm: (EER.wurm) n. A song or tune that repeats over and over inside a person's head. Also: ear-worm, ear worm.

Sound Advice

It is apparent, that sounds can drive us crazy. Sounds can drive us "sane", too. Sounds can affect emotional fabric of our lives, psychologically (mood music), kinesthetically (dance music), and possibly spiritually (alpha-theta combinations found in advanced states of meditation).

Like music, brain wave patterns are measured in frequencies, or pulses of sound. It is a vitally significant breakthrough that you can now utilize sound in ways to most benefit your own well being and development.

You spend days preparing for an interview, trying to build up your self-confidence, create a relaxed, competent demeanor to disguise turmoil and anxiety inside, and practice answers to questions you hope interviewer will ask.

Is there any way to feel really calm as you approach receptionist, uncomfortably aware that there are other people waiting, perhaps applicants for same position? Sit down, take a deep breath, and listen to your inner voice.

Welcome anxiety that is coursing through your veins. It is a free, non-addictive stimulant that is going to keep you on your toes and keep you hyper-alert throughout interview. Remind yourself that without that anxiety, you would present yourself as lifeless and flat.

Remember lists you have made: of your personal qualities, your strengths, weaknesses you have identified which can really be presented as additional strengths. Let your mind slowly scavenge through mental picture of your resume and pound those bullet-pointed skills into your skull.