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Describe an item you were incredibly attached to as a youth. What became of it? It’s funny how something as small as a phone could have such a massive grip on my life back then. I mean, let’s be real…teenage me thought my phone was an extension of my soul. I couldn’t go five minutes… Continue reading When a Phone Runs Your Life: A Cautionary Tale…
Oh, the irony. Right…. I know for a fact that we live in a world where youth unemployment is skyrocketing, but instead of addressing systemic barriers, we tell young people to “hustle harder” and “stay positive.” Because clearly, the real problem isn’t the lack of jobs, low wages, or rigid hiring practices it’s that you’re… Continue reading “It’s All in Your Head: How We Turned Youth Unemployment into a Personal Problem”
To be honest, this year has been a lot. So I needed to come up with this 3-day end of year thought provoking reflection prompt questions towards the next chapter. So here it goes…Day 1 What Are The Most Significant Lessons This Year Has Taught Me, and How Will They Shape My Future? I’m actually… Continue reading 1/3-Day End of Year Reflection…
Let’s get real for a moment…dreams for young people in the UK seem to have taken quite the beating, thanks to rising economic challenges. While Millennials once aspired to own homes, build careers, and even retire early, many now find themselves stuck in what feels like a hamster wheel, trying to afford skyrocketing rents and… Continue reading How Are Economic Challenges Reshaping Dreams for Millennials vs Gen Z in the UK?
Let’s be real this topic isn’t the most cheerful, but it’s one that needs addressing. Recently, I’ve found myself reflecting on my earlier post about “criminal offences caused by unemployment in the UK” while also watching news stories that break my heart. Seeing young people many with so much potential ending up in prison like… Continue reading The Ripple Effect of Unemployment Among Young Adults in the UK: A Reflection
What are your favorite physical activities or exercises? Physical activities have always been a mix of fun and therapy for me. I love swimming it’s like washing away stress with every stroke. Back in school, I dabbled in ballet, and though I wasn’t pirouetting across a stage, it taught me balance and poise. PS: the… Continue reading Finding Strength and Balance Through Physical Activities
If you didn't need sleep, what would you do with all the extra time? If I didn’t need sleep, imagine the possibilities. I could finish assignments, work on my blog, explore new recipes, or even learn a new skill, all in the extra hours of the night. You know that saying “if you snooze you… Continue reading The Clock That Never Stop
Bound by threads I cannot see, Lost in shadows endlessly. A voice that’s mine, yet not my own, An echo chained, a heart turned stone. Circles draw me close, then far, Underneath a ghostly star. Strings I feel but cannot break, In dreams I sleep, yet never wake. Whispers guide my hollowed feet, A dance… Continue reading Living Like a Puppet: Trapped in His Control
“Why can’t I just feel better now?” As Anna continued her journey in this foreign land, where she had finally found a sense of belonging, the reality of healing began to settle in. She had started to open up and let people in, and though it brought some relief, she still struggled with the weight… Continue reading Accepting that Healing Takes Time
“How do you face the darkness that seems to swallow you whole?” After months of prayer, preparation, and faith-filled anticipation, Anna finally made it to the foreign country she had been longing to study in. It was supposed to be the fresh start she needed a chance to leave behind the chaos, pressure, and confusion… Continue reading Dealing with Anxiety and Depression
