It's 2020- People are being forced to face issues like mental health and racism. People are coming together, acting as voices for one another.
2020 – The Year of Lessons
Category: Work
Some of the most valuable lessons I’ve learned in the classroom, on the job and from my favorite books.
The Value of Mentorship
A good mentor can transform your outlook on obstacles you may face in your path.
Congratulations, Class of 2020!
Congratulations, Class of 2020! All your hard work has paid off.
The Social Media Manager’s Toolkit
Everyone is online. Whether it's a personal or professional profile, it can be incredibly difficult to stand out (let's be honest- even to keep up).
To 2020 Seniors
Since colleges and universities have closed campuses and moved to online instruction, students face a disrupted education and an uncertain path forward. Universities ditching letter grades to adopt pass/fail grading scales, canceling commencement ceremonies, and forcing students out of the dorms have students feeling all sorts of ways. Meanwhile, high school students applying to colleges also face disadvantages between college visits have being canceled and their financial aid packages.
5 Ways To Stay Relevant
If Shania Twain wasn't impressed by a rocket scientist, she surely won't be impressed that you're unemployed.
Think Before You Throw
We have a ton of waste (literally, tons) and I'm not just talking about plastic straws or cups. I'm talking about old furniture, holiday decorations and countless other things that are thrown away on a daily basis. Once we get to the point of cleaning/de-cluttering, the only solutions are the landfill, recycling, reusing and composting, but the question is... How did we get here? Why is there so much waste?
Curious What Google Knows About You?
You know when you think about something and it shows up as an ad immediately after? How you SWEAR your phone is listening to you? Well, that's not quite the case.
The Business Side of College
We often get so excited and overwhelmed in our first year that we often forget that college is a business. We get so wrapped up in our classes, friends, and new way of life that we don't even care how much we're paying to live in a shoe box because our best friends live next door. However, when you're two classes short of graduating and the University is trying to hold you around for two more semesters, you're quickly reminded where their intentions lie.
The Summer in Seattle
The summer in Seattle was one for the books. It was the summer of self discovery, a badass internship, exploring the PNW, and most importantly, getting to know some of the greatest people I have ever met.