I’ve read an article recently about how Millennials (such as myself) are addicted to self-improvement. The article mentioned how self-improvement in itself is a good idea but there is a dark side to it as well –but only if it’s done incorrectly. Buying a self-help book doesn’t immediately mean you’re growing yet it feels like …
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I am no stranger to job interviews since I was 19-years-old I’ve been selling myself to employers. Some were great while others I wish I didn’t even bother attending. It sounds harsh but it felt like I wasted most of my time in traffic only to be stuck in a sucky situation. So I will …
Go live a clutter-free life! They always say less is more and whoever said that was right. In this complex world filled with advertisements luring us into happiness you have to stop and ask yourself -will this make my life better? Will having a dozen shoes or a walk-in closet make, me a better person? …
When I was 13 I would walk into a bookstore looking for the latest YA novel now as a 20-something I go straight to the self-help section. I understand I am only 22 years old and shouldn’t be too consumed with the stressors of everyday life. But here I am writing about how I need more …
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I have been in a slump for the past couple of weeks but luckily my boyfriend’s dog has been there for me. I just finished school last December which meant I had to look for a full-time job now. The start of the job search was promising when the beginning of this year I was …
For the past few weeks, I have been exercising and watching what I eat. It’s mostly because I have a lot of free time on my hands. I’m freelancing and still applying for jobs. But as I wait for company replies and writing assignments I realized I should be taking better care of myself. I’ve …
Getting an offer is the endgame we want during the job hunt but you are also expected to walk away from one at some point. Most fresh graduates would jump on any opportunity to get their first real job, even if it wasn’t on a ladder they want to climb. But sometimes it’s the first …
