Just having fun while working

getting good grades doesn’t have to mean sacrificing your well-being. here’s my approach that has allowed me to do well in school while maintaining my mental health throughout the years: focus on understanding, not memorization - really grasping the material makes studying more efficient and effec

I use to be the girl who would roll out of the bed when it was time to clock in and I would be exhausted! Trying to guzzle down some coffee to prevent me from sleeping of laying on my bed half sleep lol. I noticed that I would just lay down because I had no reason to be up. My hair wasn’t done so i

Hey hustlers! 🚀 Just a reminder that you CAN chase your dreams while crushing that 9-to-5 game! 💼 ✨ Starting a business isn’t reserved for a select few – it’s for anyone with a passion and a drive to make things happen. 🌟 Late nights and coffee-fueled weekends? Been there! 🌙💪 I’m proof that t

Exercise is amazing for your body, mind, and overall well-being, but sweating it out can sometimes feel like a beauty challenge. Here are some practical beauty and wellness tips to help you look and feel your best, even during and after your workout: 1. Choose Breathable Workout Gear •&#

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Working from home has its benefits, but it’s hard to stay focused sometimes when my bed is just … right… there! Sticking to the right productivity practices while working from home is essential to meet deadlines and maintain a healthy work-life balance. I find that having a structured routine a

I started working for startups late last year after leaving my full time corporate job in search of a new adventure! While I took on personal projects I also offered freelance social media services to a few startups on a part time basis to bring in some extra money, and honestly I absolutely lo

A Modern Girl’s Guide to ✨Working From Home✨ • A compilation of best practices I’ve come up with after over 8 years of working from home 💞👩🏻‍💻 • #wfh #workingfromhome #infographic #workingfromhomelife #remotework #homeoffice #wfhlife #worklifebalance #successmindset

Working from home comes with a lot hard work. Everyone around you are going to say how lucky you are (which you are…) but it comes with a lot and people don’t realize it. It’s literally being a SAHM while working at the same time. It’s really difficult and while I’m grateful for the job that I h

Working three 12-hour shifts a week has been such a blessing. It’s taught me how to plan intentionally and prioritize what matters most. Having four days off means I can set goals, create a schedule that supports my dreams, and actually follow through — whether that’s studying, working out, spendi

I have so many more that I could post! But these definitely hit home 🏠 What are green flags you look for in a company? If you are interested in working a Remote or in person RBT job please make sure to do your research on the company! Unfortunately, so many companies are in the ABA business just

Having sensitive skin can honestly be hard because I feel like I always have to check ingredient lists and be careful about what I use. Sometimes products smell good but end up irritating my skin, so finding things that actually work feels like a win. Here are some products that have been working f

i’m working with a trainer to begin a prep for a bikini body building competition !! i’m SO excited for this new journey and to see how my body goes through recomp ! full day of eating !! - cold brew ☕️ - oats, peanut butter, blueberries, + egg whites 🫐🥣 - chicken, rice, avocado, green bea

I live on-campus and work on-campus which I believe is the most convenient job for a college student. I work as a Supplement Instructor for and accounting class I passed last semester and I love every second of it. My normal day-to-day looks like what’s above. I wake up from 6 or 7 depending on whi

There’s no getting around it— working in healthcare can be overwhelming, especially when you're in training. I remember one rotation in family medicine where I was constantly rushing between patients, trying to keep up with charting, and still attempting to absorb new information. The stress wa