How do I come to terms with the fact that the year is going by so quickly? To be honest, I’m not sure if I can ever really accept the reality of a fleeting fourth year.
Reflecting on Trader Joe’s has led me to a key takeaway that I try to always remind myself of — to savor the mundane moments as much as you can.
When doing things alone, you get to operate on your own time and really process what’s going on around you and within you.
As someone who hates being tied down by routine, it’s an intimidating concept to have to commit 40 or more hours weekly to a job.
In a way, the game humanized everyone a bit more. At the end of the day, we’re all more similar than we may think.
For many individuals, a name may just be a name. But I find that these strings of letters and sounds have the potential for much more.
Holding the door for someone isn’t the greatest act of selflessness in the world, but it’s a start.
I recognize it’s important to keep my future in mind, especially as a college student, but my current state is also essential to consider.
As finals loom around the corner, I look forward to curling in the comfort of my favorite sitcoms whenever I feel burdened with pressure.
If reading “Outliers” has taught me anything, it’s that we do have control over our skills and abilities.
