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🧐Ever find yourself stuck in endless loops of “what if” and “should I”? Overthinking is exhausting, but here’s a twist: it might actually be a sign you’re avoiding emotions. 🥺When we overthink, it’s often because feeling our emotions feels scarier than analyzing them to death. Instead of address

#lemon8diarychallenge Honestly, I don’t even know how I did it😂 I was stressed my senior year of high school it felt like everything hit me all at once. But with determination I made it through all while I was in Honors classes as well as Dance because I was in Auxiliary with the Band. So as yo

With the school year coming to a close, some of y’all may be starting college in the fall, might be going into senior year of high school, or might just still be in high school. Whatever the situation is, it is not too early (or late) to start looking into scholarships. During my senior year of

If you’re struggling to write or just don’t know where to start. Here’s my little process to get started and stay productive 🖋️📖🤍 1️⃣ Things That Help Me Write – I set up my workspace with Notion or Google Docs, use Grammarly for edits, and keep a list of ideas ready so I’m never starting from s

disclaimer: I’m not trying to say I have the best writing among everyone else, just wanted to share some ways that helped me in achieving a particular hand-writing that I like 🙂 - copying long paragraphs slowly - and I mean literally. it took me months of mindless copying paragraphs from my hist

*please be mindful when using AI, and consider the environmental effects that over-using it has* Although I did not have this back when I had to write my college essay, it would have been very helpful to brainstorm ideas and structure the essay. This can help you whether you’re starting from scr

Most people don’t struggle with journaling because they don’t know how. They struggle because they think they’re supposed to do it right. Write the right thing. Feel something meaningful. Be consistent. Make it “worth it.” That pressure is what stops the pen. Journaling works best wh

Are you Neurodivergent and struggling to write your novel? Then here are some tips for you! I hate getting the same advice over and over again. Mainly about routine, it just doesn't always work! Our brain works differently than Neurotypical individuals. There is nothing wrong with having a

I work full time as an editor now, but I spent over seven years freelancing writing for multiple clients such as BuzzFeed, InStyle, USAToday, Bluehost, SeatGeek, and smaller clients that owns small blogs. Because I was freelancing full time, I had to find the best gigs out there—so this means findi

Overthinking used to be a daily struggle for me. I tend to replay past conversations and worry about things that hadn’t even happened yet. It was exhausting, and luckily I have been learning how to manage it with a wonderful app - Lifelight. Here’s how it made a difference for me: 🌱 Writing Thin

🌿 Let go of perfection When we try so hard to do things perfectly, we get stuck in cycles of analysis paralysis and fear of doing anything at all. Letting go of perfection allows us to be more flexible and actually take steps forward. 🌿 Brain dump When we’re stuck in cycles of overthinking, al

Your wedding vows are a promise and commitment to your partner. It’s an opportunity to share your love to each other in front of your loved ones. Here are some tips on writing your vows! 1: reflect on your relationship from the start to where you both are now 2: always be 100% authentic in

I write my novel in public A LOT, which means I get asked questions. “Why are you writing a book?” “Is it for school?” Nope. I had a story that nagged at me enough to spend over a year writing it down. 😅 That and these reasons here. So excited to share more of the process behind my s

A lot of people loved the title “Pattern Writing” so I thought why not actually give you guys info instead of breadcrumbs 😂 “Have an original idea” it’s self explanatory but make a simple google and see if what you’ve made exists or not. While it may seem like a duh I believe your pattern will