Commonly referred to as the Marie Kondo method, the KonMari method is when you look at an object in your home and figure out if it brings you joy or not. If it does bring you joy, then you keep it. If not, it's time to get rid of it. The past few weeks, I've started to apply this …
In January of 2018, I wrote the post: Past: The Year(s) of Growth, and today, I'm reflecting on that post by turning it into a two-part series. To narrow it down, here were my top 10 personal goals: Stop comparing Break my bad habits Leave the house more Eat healthier Listen to more music Read more Produce …
For the sake of opening up, I felt it was important to separate the part where I share who I am and why I'm doing this from the Purpose section. As someone who's only been alive since 1996, I've realized (as many of you already have) that the world is a very unforgiving, close-minded, and …
To anyone who'll read this, I'm sitting here next to my bookcase full of unread books, looking up and down at it while the inevitable looms in the back of my mind. It's no wonder I have anxiety. There's not enough time. Not enough time to play all of the video games all the way …
Why do we do it? Why do we put ourselves through things like catharsis just so we can feel? We deliberately listen to songs that hurt us. Songs that remind us of pain from our past, songs that we listened to when we were with someone we no longer talk to. It isn't just music …
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