confessions
Today, David Dobrik's podcast [https://youtu.be/BOPaq_U4dWo?t=769] was on in the background while I cooked. When I'm home alone sometimes I like to listen to people talk because it feels kind of like I'm hanging out with a friend, (anyone
makers
I set a simple goal for 2020: * 30 minutes of reading, 5 days a week * one hour of creating, 5 days a week One month in, I'm noticing that I tend to read for much longer periods than I create. Why? Because reading became my way to procrastinate
confessions
So I went to the border to die. I ran across, and they shot at me,” he looks up to the sky and touches his forehead to God, “and I did not get hit.”
mental health
2019 was a rough year. Let me explain. Oaxaca, Mexico (February) You know your Uncle Bob, who got a heart attack at age 58 and he was completely shocked? He kept repeating, “I’m so young, how could this happen to me?” and you just wanted to shake him and
mental health
It’s March of this year and I’m lying on my bed in Oaxaca, Mexico, sobbing into the sheets while my then-boyfriend strokes my hair. “I can’t do this!” I utter while catching my breath. “It takes practice,” he said, “but you can’t keep on like this.
burnout
When we travel for long periods of time, this balance can get thrown off and can cause a negative feedback loop which traps us in ever increasing states of burnout.
travel
A tale of two worlds and one island. I'm gonna be real with you. Bali has been weird. Where do I begin? So I broke my trip into two parts: two weeks in Ubud and two in Canggu. I wanted to see what each was about, and my