The holiday talk for new couples is tricky. Here are a few tips on meeting your partner’s family, communication, and being a plus one.
You Have Time To Figure Sh*t Out
You have time to figure sh*t out. Life isn’t a race. Make sure to take the time to really figure out who you are and what you from it.
The Final Solution by Michael Chabon
The Final Solution by Michael Chabon is a great quick easy to read novella for when you are in between and still searching for a new series.
Best Black Friday Deals
Black Friday has already started. So here are a few of the best Black Friday deals. Hopefully, some of them catch your eye.
5 Tips to Combat Negative Self-Talk
Negative self-talk is like skipping class, it’s starts as a joke, but spirals into something out of control and harmful to yourself.
Dealing with Tense Family Situations
There’s no drama like family drama. Check out our top tips on making it through tense family situations this holiday season.
Ranking Early 2000s Disney Channel Shows
Here we go ranking some more early 2000s kids’ shows. Only this time, we’re ranking early 2000s Disney Channel shows.
Nonverbal Communication
Communication is important in any relationship, but more specifically, you should be aware of your nonverbal communication as well.
Movie of the Month: Black Adam
Black Adam is another live-action DC movie, but is this one worth watching? Or should you save yourself the disappointment?
Tips for Battling Seasonal Depression
Winter is coming. The sun sets at 4. And seasonal depression is right around the corner. Here are tips for battling seasonal depression.
The Best Ways To Travel On A Budget
Seeing the world doesn’t have to cost an arm and a leg. With a bit of preparation, it’s easy to travel on a budget.
Book Club: Hyde by Daniel Levine
Hyde by Daniel Levine explores the complex story of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. But this time, we finally get Hyde’s perspective.
5 Tips On How To Deal With Change
Change brings challenges and blessings, but it is sometimes annoying to deal with, so here are 5 tips on how to deal with change.
Succeed Out Of Spite
Succeed out of spite. Turn your negative emotions into productivity. Don’t let others tell you what you can and can’t do. Prove them wrong.
Wise Up Girl: Clarybelle Camacho
Wise Up Girl: Clarybelle shares how her troubled childhood and passion for fine arts led her to start A Beautiful Project.
Wise Up Girl: Dr. Alicia La Hoz
Dr. Alicia La Hoz shares her story of how a seemingly devastating experience transformed her life’s vision and mission.
Signs You’re Too Nice (It’s Possible And It’s A Problem)
People suck. They like to take advantage of others all the time. So let’s talk about the signs you’re too nice and what you can do about it.
The Value of Patience and Grace
Learning the value of patience and grace not only benefits the world around you but it’s also good for your health! Learn more here.
Movie of the Month: The Woman King
Our movie of the month pick is The Woman King! This film tells an intense and compelling story about black female empowerment.
Wise Up Girl: Martha Razo’s Story
Wise Up Girl helps with scholarships, coaches, workshops, and blogs to help you figure out this schooling and adulting thing.
Tips For Supporting A Significant Other In School
Here are some tips for supporting a significant other in school. It’s not easy, but you can overcome obstacles with some communication.
Ways to Practice Risk Management for Personal Life
Here are a few ways to practice risk management for personal life. It can help identify, assess, and control day-to-day risks in life.
Ranking Early 2000s Kids’ WB Cartoons
I did it again! I ranked more cartoons. This time I’m ranking early 2000s Kids’ WB cartoons. Hope you agree with my list. It’s my best work.
Book Club: The Rise of Kyoshi by F.C. Lee
This month we dove into the world of Avatar, long before the Last Airbender’s time to explore the Rise of Kyoshi.
Is Escapism Good or Bad?
Is escapism good or bad? Like most things in life, it’s a balancing act, and you don’t want to avoid your responsibilities forever.
