The pandemic brought a lot of truth to the world about America. Mainly the fact that some things can be done, and with little effort. One thing I think all working professionals could appreciate; despite the constant face time on Zoom, was the ability to work remotely from their offices. I can personally say that…
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2020 Book Predictions
Typically, I give myself this lofty goal of reading however many books I can in one year. Well, in recent years; between blogging, writing my own books, scrolling aimlessly through social media and having a toxic job, 2019 wasn’t the best year for finishing ANY book I started. Trash, I know. But I will be…
A Rant; To the Working Millenial That is Fed Up
It’s difficult to wake up every morning, and prepare to report to a job that is not satisfying in the least. I’m sure we have all been in a position where the stress and constant disappointment continues to mount on you, until eventually, you snap. You have towed the company line for a long time,…
Job Mobility vs. Job Loyalty: Which Do You Choose?
As a millennial, I know that we are regarded as an age group and a professional group that is very unpredictable when it comes to job stability. I read an article on XoNecole that talked about some reasons why jobs look at your job hopping as an advantage as far as your increased job skill…
Self-Care Sunday: Fail to Plan, Plan to Fail
For 2018’s first segment of Self-Care Sunday, we will be highlighting the topic of planning. Last year (a couple of weeks ago to be exact), I wrote about planning out my 2018 year for writing (you can read about it here). In this post, i outlined the importance of planning your writing out in advance…
8-5 Whit Vs. After 5 Whit: A Lesson in My Duality
As you can see in the picture, my attempt is to show that I have two different sides of myself. I believe a lot of us in this world live in this same reality. First, we have the professional side. This is the side that puts on a bright smiling face, shows up to work…
Write, Live and Love 