I had one of those weeks where you just feel totally unproductive, mentally tired and everything seemed unachievable. I feel like I was experiencing premature post-graduate depression and it was sucking all my happiness out like a dementor. As advised by my partner, I decided to take the days slow and do things I enjoy. So here's a few activities that I felt were good for my soul. 1. Reading fiction books Some people say reading fiction ... Read the Post...
When I was doing my first courses in my Bachelor's my classmate told me that he woke up at 4 am to study and it feels amazing. So I thought, why not try? I can be a master procrastinator and whenever I sleep in, my productivity takes a nosedive. Also, the day feels awfully short when one rolls out of bed by 11 pm. I decided - tomorrow I'll wake up at 4 am. How did I manage to wake up at 4 am? You may think I was too ambitious and burned my ... Read the Post...
Everybody loves observing success stories. Some people take great inspiration from fellow artists, writers, and content creators who have a lot of followers on social media and other platforms. Others seek advice on how to become a successful creative while the rest probably just sigh in disappointment thinking they'll never be that fortunate. What do popular creatives have in common? If you are creative that is often on social media or ... Read the Post...
Saying that scrolling on apps like Instagram, TikTok, or Facebook is a complete waste of time is a bold statement. On the other hand, their design is meant to be addictive and these apps may negatively affect one's mental health. It's always a good idea to take a break from your phone but if that is too much struggle, here's a list of apps that can help you reduce the time you spend aimlessly scrolling and help you learn something new. 1. Arts ... Read the Post...
