Not everyone wants to do something big for their birthday with lots of people. Sometimes, you need a day to yourself. In some cases you might need a whole weekend. But, no matter how you choose to spend it, your birthday can be a meaningful and enjoyable experience even if it's just you celebra

Living alone wasn't ever something I set out to do, but moving to a new country where you don't know anyone will quickly turn that into your best option. There are so many tips out there about how to afford living alone, but honestly the two most important factors are where you live and how

1.Café Chic ☕ Head to your favorite café or try a new one. Order that overpriced latte or the pastry you keep eyeing. I usually just bring a book, journal, or just sit back and soak up the cozy vibes. It’s like a mini self-date, and trust me, it’s chef’s kiss. 2. Wanderlust Walks 🚶‍♂️ Pick a p

Note to self 📝 #l8r2023

Living alone is the best thing I’ve ever done lol. I wish I could have done it sooner, but I’m having such a great time. Sometimes I just walk around looking at my tiny apartment and taking it all in. I’ve planted some tomatoes, peppers, passion fruit and cucumbers on my tiny fire escape garden. My

Can you believe it’s October already? 🍂I feel like this year is flying by. I’m all in lol. I did a reset & refresh in my bedroom! New sheets and a new duvet always makes me feel like a new person. Check my last post for a closer look at my refreshed bedroom! 💕And of course it’s not a reset with

I know I haven’t posted in a while and I’m sorry if you were hoping for more spicy book recommendations, but sadly, that is not the case. My partner and I have recently found out that my mother in law has stage four pancreatic cancer. She has been in and out of the hospital the past month or so and

I get a lot of messages daily from strangers who so passionately express how they look up to me and admire the time I spend working on myself. It’s such an honor to be the source of motivation for so many people but truth be told I’m a workaholic with anxiety, post grad sadness and a creative mind

I love my cozy little home where I live alone. I love my books, my dog, and a small garden on the balcony. 😉 Working from home brings me inner peace and a sense of order. The same goes for my home decor🛠️🏠🪄 I prefer a style that's a bit chaotic but still organized. Let me know in the comm

~how to be alone, pt. 3! 🤍🎧✨ part three of my “how to be alone” series! hope you all enjoy :) 🤳 separate social media from reality social media is filled with “final products.” why compare your work in progress to someone else’s final result? turn off your phone, make a list of things you wa

how to: BE ALONE 🤍🎧🧖‍♀️ - romanticize it - be uncomfortable - change your perspective some tips on being more comfortable with yourself 🤍 it’s scary but an important skill to have especially as a college student! just remember that no one really knows what they’re doing and everyone is fig

as someone who got out of a long term relationship over a year ago, I still struggle to learn how to be alone. I mean it’s hard…. Humans are built to crave connection. HOWEVER! Building a strong connection within yourself is super critical in order to better your relationships with others💛 I’m o

From childhood onward, we've always been told to be lively, to fit in, to strive upward. But I've found that the more bustling things get, the more lost I feel. After turning 35, what finally calmed me down was a solitary moment: brewing a cup of tea, appreciating a piece of craftsmans

Moving out at 20 was a significant milestone in my journey to independence. I remember the mix of excitement and nerves as I left the comfort of my childhood home and stepped into the unknown. At that time, my sense of style was still developing, and I focused more on functionality than aesthetics.

Ahhh it’s October already! 🧡 Can you believe it?! I did a little bedroom refresh, got a new duvet in a gorgeous mauvey color. Like GORGEOUS. And it’s so soft. Added some extra storage! That is a medicine cabinet (😂) I’m using in my room but, I think it works perfectly for my small space! And it sme