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Why Boxing Gives Out Two Bronze Medals—And Why It’s the Right Call
If you’ve ever glanced at an Olympic boxing medal count and thought, “Wait, why does the Olympics seem to give boxing two bronze medals in every weight class?” This is crucial because boxing two bronze medals reflects a commitment to athlete safety and fair recognition. You’re not alone. Most sports have a clear-cut podium:…
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Failure Was My Side Hustle—Now It’s My Superpower
I’m better at failing at side hustles than you are. That almost sounded like something I’m proud of. I say it like someone reading off a war record. Some people have hobbies, and some collect stamps. I collected failed side hustles. At one point, I had so many “ventures” on the go failure started…
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Critical Reasoning and Race
You’re Not Supposed to Admit It: Why We Need Critical Reasoning More Than Ever People act like racism is something you have to confess to be guilty of. As if unless someone screams a slur or waves a Nazi flag, they’re innocent by default. But that’s not how it works. No one admits to…
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Am I Sensitive Or Just Overthinking? The Difference Between Sensitivity And Anxiety
You replay a conversation in your head for hours. Just what did that person mean by that comment? In moments like these, it’s easy to wonder if you’re simply sensitive or caught in a cycle of overthinking. There’s a lot of overlap here, but sensitivity and anxiety aren’t the same thing. In this article,…
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The Serial Hobbyist’s Guide To Affordable Exploration
Starting a new hobby is like opening a fresh chapter of excitement and creativity. A serial hobbyist sees potential in every new interest. It’s that rush of diving headfirst into a world where anything seems possible, from painting landscapes to mastering a new instrument. But it isn’t all sunshine and rainbows. There’s often a…
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Boost Your Mental Health With Nature Walks
Feeling stressed out and overwhelmed? Nature walks might be the pick-me-up you need. Stepping into the fresh air can miraculously ease that load off your shoulders. It’s like a free therapy session with Mother Nature herself, and trust me, this therapy is all gain, no pain. Why does nature have such a profound effect…
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Why I Want to Be on Survivor (And Why It’s Not About the Money)
Let’s get this out of the way first: I wouldn’t say no to a million dollars. Of course not. But that’s not why I want to play Survivor. The money is a bonus. A nice one, sure, but it’s not what’s pulling me toward this experience like a force I can’t ignore. I need…
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When You’ve Struggled, Having Enough Feels Strange
Today, I was making a tuna sandwich for lunch when a thought hit me: Why do I feel bad for having this? Do I feel bad for having enough? It wasn’t fancy or extravagant—just a simple meal—yet this pang of discomfort sat in my gut like I didn’t deserve it. It’s not a feeling…
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The Art Of Becoming: Embracing Bold Change And Growth
Bold change often starts as an idea that seems foreign, a notion that defies the comfort of the familiar. In a constantly evolving world, embracing this change isn’t about discarding who you once were; it’s about allowing yourself to grow, learn, and transform. This article jumps into boldly becoming and embracing change and growth…
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Highly Sensitive Person: Strategies for Thriving
Introduction Do you find yourself deeply moved by art or music? Do you notice subtle changes in your environment that others miss? Do you feel overwhelmed in busy, noisy places or after a long day of socializing? If so, you might be a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP). High sensitivity is not a disorder or…