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Reigniting, Recharging and Reseting: talking about Burnout

Hi everyone! I want to talk about burnout, something we all experience at any age, at any stage and occupation in our lives. Burnout is a state of exhaustion caused by lingering ongoing stress that affects a person emotionally, physically, … Continue reading

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Fun Things to Do for Spring Break If You Have No Plans

Spring Break is almost here! If you don’t have big plans, don’t worry. There are still plenty of fun things to do. You don’t need a big trip to have a great break. Sometimes, the best plans are the simple … Continue reading

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The Importance of Mentorship in Career Planning and University Life

Planning for a career while in university can be confusing and stressful. There’s much to figure out, from picking the right classes to applying for internships. This is where having a mentor can really help. Why Mentorship is Important? A … Continue reading

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Balancing Career Success and Well-Being: A Holistic Approach

Lately, I’ve noticed more people prioritizing a healthier lifestyle, which is great to see. We live in a world where career success often takes center stage, and while achieving professional goals is important, it shouldn’t come at the cost of … Continue reading

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Effective Reading Strategies for College Students

Reading in college can feel overwhelming. There are so many textbooks, articles, and notes to go through. It’s easy to get distracted or feel lost. But don’t worry! Using the right strategies can make reading easier and more effective. Here … Continue reading

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Escaping Stress, One Paw at a Time

Life can feel like a never-ending cycle of deadlines, responsibilities, and expectations. Between school, work, and personal commitments, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. When stress starts piling up, I’ve found that one of the best ways to escape it all … Continue reading

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Looking Forward in 2025 using the Opposite Action Technique

As the new semester arises, so do new stressors and emotions. Our emotions are response to our biological responses. Intensive emotions can often be overwhelming and deliberating; affecting our personal, educational, and professional lives. As mental health can take a … Continue reading

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A Day in My Life

Everybody organizes their days differently, and I think it’s amazing to observe how various routines can motivate or speak to other people. Today, I’d like to give you a peek into one of my days, which is spent mostly on … Continue reading

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Little Lifts for Your Mood >>

Hey there :)) Sometimes, life may become somewhat routine, don’t you think? Every day, we all get into our routines and perform out the same tasks. But what if I told you that you could feel more better if you … Continue reading

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Happy Halloween, Making it Stress-Free!

Happy Halloween everyone, Today is a fun holiday where children can dress up, walk around in the evening to ask for candy, and show off their costumes. Families can also dress up to enjoy the festivities with their children. When … Continue reading

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