A Mid Year Reflection
Somehow we have made it. We are half way through the unbelievable year that 2020 has been. Read on for insight into how I journal out my mid-year reflections.
60 DAYS LATER: RESILIENCY & QUARANTINE
"Courage isn't the absence of fear. Courage is overcoming fear. It's willingness to risk failure, believing in your own resiliency to survive if you come up short." - Valerie Jarrett What quarantine has taught me now that we're two months in.
Twenty Nineteen
Somehow we’ve made it to another year’s end. Wow. Well to start..I’m going to try to keep this short — but truthfully brevity has never really been my strong suit when it comes to reflections and I haven’t written here since February which seems both so close and yet so far away. I have learned, unlearned, and relearned so much…
Valentine’s Day when You’re Single
This year, like many before it I am single for Valentine’s Day. However, my heart has never been so full of love and gratitude for where I am that I had very little time today to think about where I am not. Valentine’s Day when you’re single is kind of a funny thing because every year is a little bit…
3 IG Accounts to Follow in the New Year
3 IG Accounts to Follow in the New Year | Make social media work for you and add some positivity to your timelines this year.
Moving Forward in 2019
Well, 2019 is finally over. And while this year felt like it took 5 years to get through I am so happy with where I ended the year. I don’t know about you but I was the most intentional that I’ve ever been in 2018 and it really gave me the time to really get to know myself again. I…
365 Days Later: Expectations and Realities of Post Grad Life
Buckle up readers this one's a roller coaster. Here are highlights from my first year post-grad. Pour a drink of choice and let me know which one is your favorite.
Looking Back on 2017
Well, 2017 is over. In most ways, I’m relieved to see it go, in others I can’t believe it has only been one year. Many things characterized 2017 for me this year but the best characterization I would say is “fight”. 2017, was a battle, and I’m not just thinking in political terms here. After graduating college and having friends…
New Year…More Me.
As the last hours of 2015 tick away, I look back on all the things I learned in 2015 and many things I’m glad to leave behind. I’m usually not one to make resolutions as I’m not always great on following up on them. And no one like to hear the “new year, new me” saying that plague all social…
On Being 21…
and things I’m glad I learned in the last year. Yesterday I celebrated a long awaited birthday for many Americans: 21. Or the long awaited day you ditch any fake IDs, stop paying other people to buy alcohol for you, and no longer have to rely on your friend being the bouncer at the bar to get in. Now I’m not saying…
