How to Live Life the Ikigai Way
As humans, we’re blessed—and cursed—with the awareness of the fact that we are all inevitably going to die someday. Because of this, there seems to be a universal fear of death.
5 Vegetarian Meals to Make on Meatless Monday
With more and more information coming to light about the environmental impact of meat production, it only makes sense for everyone to do their part by cutting back.
Nose Job Guide: Before & After Your Rhinoplasty Surgery
Considering a nose job? This complete guide will help you decide whether or not the procedure is something you want to do and outlines my entire personal experience with having a septo-rhinoplasty.
How to Make Your Holidays More Sustainable
Fall is officially underway and if you’re anything like my family, you’re already sharing Amazon wish lists, planning your stocking stuffers and getting ahead of the Christmas shopping rush.
3 Ways To Get Back Into The Habit of Reading
I don’t know about you, but now that fall in full swing, all I want to do is curl up on the couch with my tea, a cozy blanket, and a good book (though to be honest, sometimes Netflix calls to me a little louder some days).
5 Ways to Bounce Back From Rejection
We all have to face different kinds of rejection throughout our lives. Unfortunately, there’s no way around the simple fact that rejection stings.
5 Ways To Be An Amazing Mental Health Advocate
Before you can be an advocate, you need to understand what an advocate is. We could sit and google definitions but I can put it much more simply.
6 Things to Do When Depression Hits
Depression is something that so many people struggle with, including myself. It’s a horrible illness and it’s one that can be hard to cope with.
How to Beat Stress As a Working Mom
For pretty much every parent on the planet, busy schedules and big responsibilities are an inescapable part of life. Even the most placid child can be a little whirlwind of chaos, and catering to their needs can take the kind of organizational skills usually only seen in large military operations.
6 Ways To Start Opening Up About Your Mental Illness
One of the best ways to come to terms with your mental illness and to understand it is to talk about it.
Financial Tips For The Broke College Student
The average college student graduates with over $29,000 in student loan debt. Students often use their loans to cover their personal expenses, which eventually leads to loads of additional debt.
