WFH Week 6 – Does This Make Me An Artist?
Did you know this post was part of a series? Check out all of my WFH recaps here! This week I’ve beenContinue Reading
Month: April 2020
How to Stay Connected With Your Students During Covid-19
Building rapport with your students, whether they are your advisees or students in your class, can be challenging even whenContinue Reading
WFH Week 5 – I’m Struggling with Motivation During Covid 19
As an introvert, talking all day is already pretty challenging but for some reason that challenge is amplified when working from home. Ironic, no? Maybe it’s because as an introverted millennial I hate talking on the phone. Or perhaps I struggle because I still identify my apartment as an introvert’s paradise…
I Wrote A Zine About Self-Compassion
Hey! Did you know I wrote a Zine (“small-circulation self-published work of original or appropriated texts and images” – thanksContinue Reading
WFH Week 4 – How Intentions Have Overhauled My Mindset
Did you know this post was part of a series? Check out all of my WFH recaps here! Quite aContinue Reading
WFH Week 3 – I’m Angry
Did you know this post was part of a series? Check out all of my WFH recaps here! I’m goingContinue Reading
The Right Way to Set Goals & Be Productive During Covid-19
Because let’s call this whole shit show what it is: traumatizing. We’re all working through something traumatic. So, those feelings you’re experiencing such as lack of motivation, depression, anxiety, grief, dissociation – they are all part of your mind and soul trying to process what’s happening. And when you’re working through something traumatic, the last thing you need to worry about is how to be more productive.
