Mondays just got less mundane (new post every week – same day, same time!)
I've been reflecting on the past couple of years of my life lately (because I'm getting to the point where I have to make decisions, ugh.) I believe if you want to look forward in life you should probably look back first to see number one: how far you've come, and number two: what you can…
Continue reading ➞ Every job I’ve had and what each one taught me about myself and the world
This Valentine's day I'm reflecting on love. But, as much as I'd like to write on the things to look for in a significant other, or on the concept of loving yourself before anybody else does, I've been facing an ongoing dilemma with my life for the past couple years and it's this: What do…
Continue reading ➞ How to answer to your calling when so many phones are ringing #GLamour
No turning back. All you've got now is time to get back to who you've always wanted to be.
We all go through seasons of stress and anxiety and all the emotions that make us want to scream in an empty parking lot as loud as we can. Unless you have a cold right now and would rather curl up in a ball & cry instead. I'm with ya. There is so much screaming…
Continue reading ➞ Buckets need breaks, not holes – you’re not alone | 6-min read
To my lovely peers hustling to become the best of the best teachers and world changers, here’s a list of events and opportunities you’re gonna want to look out for this year at York!
Between balancing responsibilities, celebrations, and plain old life, we can probably give the months of the year specific definitions at this point. Here's how I see it: January: way too quiet it’s kinda sketchy, people slipping on ice, Ryerson students apparently still on break? February: singles awareness month, Christmas tree still up, probably pretending to enjoy…
Continue reading ➞ If every month had a definition: University Student Edition
Truth be told, sometimes we don't want to move on... by accident.
I posted a short video a couple of weeks ago on my Instagram which probably confused y'all. Here's the full version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHPtG3y3MdQ&feature=youtu.be This past summer, I worked as a French teacher for around 20 Gr2/3 students. It was one of the most overwhelming and patience-testing experiences of my life, but boy is it true that…
