We live in an era that’s bombarded with phrases like “YOLO” and “live it up.” But living is so much more than a moment of euphoria and pleasure. It’s about so much more and we need to start realizing.
Christianne RojoTake advantage of your youth! Being in your twenties is truly one of the best times in your life! You are at the age where we can still feel this free and have a future that is not yet clear but is in the process of being determined. It’s this notion that our columnist grasped as she studied abroad in South Africa.
Tess TrotterThere’s a reason why they say the best things in life are worth waiting for… because they are. But a lot of times, it’s difficult to relax and let time take its course, especially when you’re in recovery. Whether it is an eating disorder, depression, anxiety or any other issues, recovery is recovery.
Lauren MossWe never know what someone is going through. Life can be very challenging sometimes, and we should use our lives for the greater good. Here’s why we should never underestimate the impact that our life and actions can have on others.
Christianne RojoIt’s another adventure in South Africa with our columnist Tess Trotter. In piece, you’ll get the chance to experience culture shock with her as she ventures throughout the country. So are you eager to find out just what the Three Apples are? You may be in for a surprise.
Tess TrotterIn this day in age, it seems like everything around us causes us to compare ourselves to those around us. But this isn’t healthy at all. it is especially not healthy for those who suffer from an eating disorder.
Lauren MossA recent study released revealed that today’s young adults, those ages 18-33 — the Millennial generation — experience more stress than the average American.
Corinne Lyons
