Inside and outside of the workplace, we often take for granted the most important life skills we need to become the ideal "grown-up". This infographic from the Online Schools Center provides information about the skills which are collectively what allow you to be good at adulting.

Here is a video about a new invention that will revolutionise the way that we interact with birds called the CareCrow. The guy who made it has always felt bad about the way that farmers have used scarecrows to make birds feel unwelcome, unwanted and discarded from society. It's something that has always made him feel deeply uncomfortable and he knew this was his calling.

Here is an interesting infographic produced by the popular technology blog Tech in Asia that will teach you all about some of the crazy vending machines in Tokyo, Japan. View information about what a vending machine is, the amount of vending machines in Japan, the craziest machines in the Akihabara region of Japan and more.

Here is a fantastic infographic from the popular UK jobs website Adzuna providing information about the jobs that well known authors had when they wrote famous books. View the jobs that authors such as Bram Stoker, John Grisham and Stephen King had when they did some of their best books.

Here is great quality infographic by the folks at Coastal Real Estate Group that offers some awesome tips to help you sell your property quickly and for the most money. Includes handy secrets such as take the home out of your house and don't over upgrade.

Here is an interesting infographic produced by the United Kingdom based website called Sixsigma.co.uk that asks the question which superhero would be the best project manager. Superheroes featured in this piece are the Hulk, Superman, Iron Man and Captain America.

Here is a compelling infographic produced by the engineering components website called Fish4Parts that provides lots of information about why the number thirty is awesome. Some of the things mentioned are there are 30 tracks on the Beatles eponymous album and the atomic number of Zinc is 30.

Here is a quality infographic produced by a website called StandOut CV that will teach you everything you need to know to smash your next job interview. Includes information about what you need to know, how to understand the role, how to answer common interview questions and more.

Here is an awesome infographic produced by the people at the movie tickets and times website Fandango that will teach you all about some of the scariest homes from horror films. Read about the house from Sinister, the house from A Nightmare on Elm Street, the house from Poltergeist and more.

Here is a well done infographic from the folks at Online Labels that will teach you all about how important the colour of your labels are. The 1st part of the infographic offers some label colour statistics and then goes on to offer interesting facts about a range of colours such as blue, purple and brown.

Here is a great looking and helpful infographic from the surgery scores website called Mpirica that is packed with information to help you figure out how good your doctor really is. This piece will help you to work out if you really need surgery, if you can trust online patient reviews which are usually unverifiable and often subjective, how to choose the right surgeon and plenty more.

Here is a fantastic infographic from the folks at InterContinental Hotels Group about San Antonio, the seventh-most populated city in the United States and the second-most populated city in the state of Texas. Learn about Market Square which is the largest Mexican market, the Alamo Cathedral which is Texas's most toured monument and plenty more by checking out this piece.

Here I have a helpful infographic produced by a website called Northwest Creative Imaging that is all about how to get the most out of your next trade show by using social media. Learn about what to do pre-show, showtime and post-show by reading this piece.

Here is a great looking infographic produced by the vehicle hire website County Rental that is packed with information about the evolution of Mercedes Benz. The timeline starts off in 1886 when Carl Benz registered a patent for a 3 wheeled motor car in Berlin and goes all the way through to modern times.