As much as I like to romanticize the idea of being “unplugged,” the reality is that I’m definitely a bit dependent on my phone. (And let’s be real, if you think you’re not dependent on your phone in some way, shape, or form – you’re probably lying to yourself.) My phone is where I keep my life together; it tag-teams with my bullet journal to house literally everything I ever ... Read More
Getting Organized When You’re Moving
I’m in the midst of a… pretty significant life transition right about now. I’ve just finished college and I have a job in a new city – which means I’m currently in the process of moving just about everything I own from Georgia to DC. I’m not going to lie, moving in and out of places in college was significantly lower stakes than this, but it’s done wonders to prepare me for ... Read More
5 Steps to Start Spring Semester on the Right Foot
Winter break is honestly amazing. Three weeks of relaxation where nothing even remotely academic has to even cross your mind – could it get any better than that? However, three weeks of doing whatever you want and having no strict schedule means that starting spring semester can be a bit of a shock to the system. For today’s post, I’m sharing 5 easy ways that you can prepare ... Read More
Bullet Journal Layout for 2018
With 2018 right around the corner, I thought it’d be appropriate to do this post and share what my bullet journal is looking like for this year. This is my second year of bullet journaling, and it has really become a favorite hobby of mine. I’ve learned which layouts work for me and which ones don’t, and I love that building my own bullet journal allows so much flexibility and ... Read More
Creating a Project / Study Plan
With this post, I officially become the poster child of hypocrisy. While I’m all for planning out studying for finals and making completion plans for big projects, that has totally escaped me for a major assignment for one of my classes this semester. I have a huge project due at the end of this week, and it’s something I definitely should have started earlier in the semester. ... Read More