“You’ll be amazed at what you attract after you start believing in what you deserve.”

-anon

Happy Friday! What a wild, exciting week! Are you following along with the Gamestop / Stock Market situation? I’ve never been more invested (pun intended) in the Stock Market. Prior to this epic takeover, I understood the basics of the market; what it means to buy and sell shares. I personally have investments and my dad is a banker, so I understand the gist of the market. But like most of America, I don’t fully grasp every stock market terminology, nor was I ever interested in learning. I had to google Laymen’s terms for what is going on. How some Reddit user named Roaring Kitty through Wallstreet Bets bankrupt a hedge fund, causing them billions of dollars, and exposed how the rich get richer. It’s all very exciting if you ask me. Wish I put money in those stocks. (more…)

“As soon as you stop wanting something, you get it”

-Andy Warhol

Happy Friday!! Are we still looking forward to the weekend or does it not matter anymore- that everyday feels the same? I still look forward to the weekend, even though I usually still do some work and no longer have a social life. My weekends are filled with taking long walks, watching movies, sleeping in, reading, perhaps shopping. The simple things in life. (more…)

“As much as there are reasons to be afraid there are also reasons to be hopeful.

To keep on walking even in the unknown. To know that you are worthy and you belong.”

-Dhiman

Happy Friday! I’ve been back in New York for a week now and it honestly feels like I haven’t left at all. Somethings have changed like more outdoor dining, oh and I can’t forget the upgraded Penn Station. I have yet to venture up there to see it for myself, but from what I have gathered through Instagram it looks amazing. Can’t believe going to Penn Station is on my list of things to do this weekend. I usually avoid it as much as I possibly can. (more…)

A few weeks ago I stumbled across my 2020 goals. I read through my hopeful aspirations and realized I only achieved 1 out of 15. Thank you COVID. I looked at my goals and felt a wave of disappointment and frustration. Then I looked at my intentions for the year and noticed I either achieved most of it or am working on it. When I speak of intentions, I am talking about who I am as a person; how I want to be, feel, and act. The person I want to be in the present moment. My goals are for the future; what I am trying to achieve through career, travel, etc. If last year taught us anything, it’s that we can not control what happens, we can only control ourselves. Only I can give myself peace and happiness, and the choice to see the silver lining when things may not work out the way I planned. (more…)