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Tag Archives: competition
Mondays with Meg: Creativity, not Comparison
This past weekend, I did a LOT of filming for my documentary production class. (I have to get used to it, since it is what I’m studying!) I attended a suicide prevention awareness walk, which was such an emotionally charged … Continue reading
Posted in Mondays With Meg
Tagged comparison, competition, creativity, letting go, perfection, self-compassion
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Create a Successful & Sane College Experience With Your 5-Step Action Plan (Part 2)
For: college freshmen, or any college student who is looking to create success, build resilience, manage college stress and infuse their life with personal leadership development principles. Last week we covered Part 1 on building your support network in our … Continue reading
Posted in From Maria Pascucci, the Founder of Campus Calm, Perfectly Imperfect, Rx for School Stress, Work/Life Balance
Tagged academic, awards, campuses, career searches, collaborate, college experience, college student, competition, delegation, development, do it all, double major, energy, extracurricular activities, grad school, grades, internship, leadership, overextended, prioritize, resilience, sane, scholarships, semester, sleep, successful, university
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How Entrepreneurship Empowers Students To Reduce Their Stress
In a New York Times article, Brian Van Brunt, director of counseling at Western Kentucky University and president of the American College Counseling Association, was quoted as saying, “More students are arriving on campus with problems, needing support, and today’s … Continue reading