The pandemic brought a lot of truth to the world about America. Mainly the fact that some things […]
Career
So, a lot has happened in the last 12 weeks or so, things that have made my begin […]
How many times do we go through life noting how many things we look at as something we […]
As a millennial, I know that we are regarded as an age group and a professional group that […]
Mother. Wife. Supervisor. Employee. Provider. There are so many times when women who fall into these categories are […]
For the past month or so, I’ve really been battling with something that we all may deal with […]
I never thought I would write about my job. I always keep my career separate from my writing […]
“You are you and that is your power. What separates you in this world is your major key, […]
Ok, so THANK YOU Issa Rae for making a show that speaks to so many other aspects of my life!
I was able to finally watch Insecure yesterday (because trying to find access to someone’s HBOGO has been a bitch) on YouTube (once again, THANK YOU). Word to the wise, if you watch it at work, put in some headphones because this show don’t play, lol.
Recently, I had a sort of epiphany about life, and I feel like it’s going to change my quality of life in an amazing way. I have come to realize that it is ok to tell someone you are unhappy; because happiness isn’t constant. Once I adopted that mantra into my daily living, I have been so much more comfortable in my emotional well-being. Knowing that I can accept the fact that I will always not have to be happy, and no one is REQUIRING me to do so, makes life so much easier.
I used to fight with myself on why I wasn’t happy everyday, and how I should and need to be because of all the good things happening in my life. Well, in my #BoutToBe30’s, I realize that I do not and will not be happy with my life all the time, and on some level, that’s cool. Walk with me while I explain: