In the film Click, Adam Sandler plays an architect who finds a universal remote that allows him to fast-forward and rewind to different parts of his life. Although a flawed film, I appreciate the “What if you had the chance to leapfrog through time to change your past?” concept (as well as Sandler, always).
Questions such as “What if?” allow you to imagine different scenarios. Rewinding is such an inciting literary construct. Whether it’s in a film, such as Peggy Sue Got Married, where Peggy Sue, played by Kathleen Turner, after fainting at a high school reunion, wakes to find […]The post Career Advice to My 22-year-old Self appeared first on Ms. Career Girl.