balance

Whatever “era” we may be in, whether it’s hindering or facilitating our self-growth, there’s never any harm in fully immersing ourselves in it. So, take a look within, and ask yourself: What does the “era” I’m in say about me?

Doing less means refocusing my energy on activities that bring me joy and fulfillment so that I can maximize my potential in the long run.

So much of our lives are already dictated by school, work, family, friends and societal standards. Creating space for yourself to be creative is essential.

The beauty in finding balance within your divergent interests is that you get to redefine who you are as an individual and what it means to be successful in your own book.

My prioritization of intellectual health and my utter dependence on medical health mean that my social health sometimes gets neglected.

Your entire college experience can be reduced to a mere triangle. Which corner of the triangle — school, social life or sleep — will you end up focusing on?

Homesickness is a common result of spending time away from the people and places you’re used to, but with the right strategies, it won’t be long before you’re back on the wanderlust trail yet again.