I am so excited to announce that the finished version of my ebook has arrived and is available on Amazon! Here’s a sneak peak at the design and layout: Follow this link to receive your copy of Confidence, Kindness, and Kicking Ass today!
At the end of March, I had the incredible opportunity to meet with just a few of many amazing career women who work at Hearst Tower in NYC! Hearst is a media and communications company that owns magazines, television stations, and radio stations all around the U.S (think: Cosmopolitan, Oprah Magazine, Good housekeeping). Their headquarters […]
Know that there’s a great deal of power in positive self talk. Tell yourself 3 things you like about yourself. Make peace of mind a priority. Only positive thoughts for your future. Make lists. Eat for nourishment not for comfort. Laugh. Think. Don’t think too much. Dance freely. Head up, heart open. Don’t trade sleep […]
I’ll always remember debating in school whether people are inherently good, or inherently evil. There was never a conclusion or a right answer, it was always just a discussion. I liked to think that people are inherently good when I was young. How could people be inherently evil when those people were the select few? […]
More often than not, people who are starting out in the blogging world are doing more than just that. They are people who have full time jobs, relationships, and responsibilities to attend to. And, believe it or not, blogging is not a walk in the park. It takes work. So, how do you balance all […]
Trust that you are not lost during the transitionary periods of your life. Feel your feelings. Cry when you’re sad. Digest your frustration. Laugh knowing there’s no such thing as laughing too loud. If you want to foster more positivity in your life, try to cut back on complaining. You may not even realize […]
Being a woman is hard, and being a woman in the sciences is even harder. As a young girl who played in creeks, explored tide pools, and tried to save abandoned baby animals, I had no idea that challenges I would face as I pursued a career that followed those young interests. Through college I […]