Our Obstacles Are Diverse: As A Woman in STEM, Sexism Wasn’t My First Struggle
The social barrier of gender discrimination was not one of the ones that I had to overcome to get into Continue Reading
Goals
2016 Was Bad But Good: 8 Things I Am Proud Of
Last year I decided that my primary goal of 2016 was to do an unassisted handstand. I certainly failed. And yet, Continue Reading
A Wish For You (And Me)
Birthdays bruise me, so I have gotten into the habit of writing myself notes of encouragement from outside perspectives (or Continue Reading
Look Up: The World Is Made Better When Women Are Allowed To Wonder
I have many goals in life. I want to significantly contribute to the regeneration of the environment, offer supportive and accessible Continue Reading
Why Resolutions Are Important (Even If You Don’t Keep Them)
Creating goals is a deeply important task because it forces self reflection and honesty, it provides a sense of purpose (acting as a salve for depression or meaninglessness), and it allows you to see what you have through what you lack. Goal making should be specified to where you fall on the spectrum of ambition, and so I have also provided some tips for making goals as a perfectionist and then for making them as a procrastinator.