2017 was an interesting year, to say the least. I was that girl who was so unsure. If I could go back, I know this advice would soothe her worries and help her keep her head on straight (and hopefully yours, too).
Emily Jean ClausIf you’re anything like the rest of the world, then your track record of keeping up with your New Year’s resolutions is slim to none. Staying committed to your resolutions is hard. But don’t worry, here are some tips to help you out.
Christianne RojoBooks are a great way to vanish into another world, just for a little bit. What is being quickly realized by many authors and readers, however, is the fact that it’s incredibly difficult to find people of color in young adult literature. It’s gotten so common that I’ve made a game out of trying to find books without a fair-haired protagonist.
Prathyusha MedikondaStarting today and moving ahead, don’t be one of those people that doesn’t achieve their dreams. Not because you fail—more because we should live with absolutely no regrets. Don’t go through life knowing that you didn’t go for it in life.
SUCCESS MagazineThe good news is, though, that we each have control over who and what influences our mental health this holiday season or in the new year. Instead of focusing on losing weight, here are six things you should trim over the next few weeks.
Proud2BMeOut of work and feeling out of sorts? Me too and this is how my experiences this year have shown me how to realize my full potential.
Jennifer VasquezDistractions and problems are inevitable. Don’t use them as an excuse.
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