Answering questions about life in post-grad
As fall slowly makes its way to us, with the changing of the leaves and the crunch-crunch of your feet on the ground in the crisp air, I figure it’s time to pay attention to your home again. In the summer, you could resist attending to your home, as the longing to be outside the … Continue reading how to have a cozy home
The busier life gets, the more important it is to have systems ready to help you. That’s why I believe in meal prepping. I know that people hate eating the same thing everyday, but what I hate more is spending so much time cooking one meal everyday just to have it for lunch and then … Continue reading what I meal prep to survive the work week
The longer you work a 9 to 5, the more likely you fall into the cycle of work, home, and back again, giving you no semblance of a life outside your job. That’s because most of your energy gets siphoned off into getting up early to prepare for work, doing your job while you’re there, … Continue reading how to maximize your weekdays
In a big city like New York City, the pace can often feel frenetic. It can be hard to catch your breath in the midst of work, keeping your home clean, and social plans. You need helpful rhythms to help you remember to slow down. You may not live in a big city, but these … Continue reading slow living in a big city 🏙️
Five years ago, in early November, I stepped into a home out in the boonies of Crozet, Virginia, after an incredibly bumpy ride on a dark road. Though it was dark outside, the home was warm and inviting. Stepping through the threshold into the living room, I noticed a piece of art painted on the … Continue reading listen to the voice of inner conviction
