Merriam-Webster defines compassion as "sympathetic consciousness of others' distress together with a desire to alleviate it." When it came to my own mental health and personal issues, I found that compassion was the answer. Now, you may be asking yourself how could stressing about others' problems possibly help me with mine. While it may seem … Continue reading 6 compassion →

Habits. We all have 'em: some good, some bad. Throughout this past week, I decided to pay some extra attention to my own habits as a personal experiment. The results weren't too surprising: a good majority of what I do or say throughout my day can be attributed to my habits. As a matter of … Continue reading 5 habit →

Stop, you read the title and now you're thinking: here comes another original to lecture you about how important it is to study, learn new things, yadda yadda yadda. And you're exactly right, I was just getting to that. Just kidding. By now, you should know that I try my best not to regurgitate elementary … Continue reading 4 learn →

Well, it seems as though we’ve gone public. Hello to all the new readers. I hope you all enjoyed my previous two segments. I sort of ended the previous post on a sub-par cliffhanger, so I don’t want to keep you guys waiting any longer! Let’s get started.   As mentioned in the previous post, … Continue reading 3 empower →

I know it’s been a while since my first post, but don’t worry, I can explain. I had written out an entire post about a week ago (about a week ago!), but I didn’t like it, so I decided to start again from scratch. In any case, this past week has been extremely hectic for … Continue reading 2 time →

Welp, here we are, my first post. As of now, I’d like to keep my posts private and anonymous, therefore, let’s jump right into why I’m writing this & why you should read it! The very first person I am writing this for is myself. Lately, I’ve been dealing a lot with mental health issues … Continue reading 1 why →