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Category: Defying Despondency
My Last Blog Post
Sometimes it’s unfathomable what can happen in a short period of time. My entrepreneurial spirit can’t be tamed, and constant crossroads, developments and changes are essential part of my life. Since I value the art of finding closure, I decided … Continue reading →
In Defense of Relaxation
In a culture which encourages us to be constantly busy, we can feel that relaxing is unproductive and lazy. Even when we want to unwind, we often experience guilt and shame and continue to stress about our obligations and deadlines. … Continue reading →
Overstressing Achievements
At the beginning of the semester I was offered an opportunity to take a class where if I achieved the highest grade, I would be awarded with a special distinction in that class. Although a small number of students achieve … Continue reading →
Jenny Blake on Perfectionism, Failures and Authenticity
From the moment I first came across Jenny’s candid blog, Life After College, I wished that I stumbled across it when I was still in high school. At the same time when Jenny was building a successful career as an … Continue reading →
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Wholehearted
Recently I interviewed Sara Forte, a food writer behind the Sprouted Kitchen, and the quote above was her answer to the following question: What drives you to live wholeheartedly and be authentic? Sara’s blog isn’t just about recipes. It shows … Continue reading →