Personal experiences and lessons learned from college and the years after
An Anecdote Using a dating app for actual relationships in college is a bad idea, (unless you are looking for sex.) If that's the case, and you can get over seeing that ONS (One Night Stand) on campus al that time, then by all means, go for it. I, on the other hand, stopped messaging people… Continue reading College: Tinder/Dating Apps
Group projects Suck, They suck so hard. No matter what, they always suck. You learn how to work in a group from the day you start preschool. You learn team building skills, and hoe to be collaborative. How to respect ideas and contribute to the group fairly. How to stay in communication. You ‘learn’ all… Continue reading Group Projects
I started my blog right before I started college, and I’m so glad I did. via 10 Reasons Why You Should Start a Blog in College — Kristen Shane
Have you ever been in a same class relationship? Yes. One of those relationships where you become really good friends with another student, only for the duration of the course. You exchange numbers and make sure that their name has an identifier next to it so you remember what class they’re from. You share your… Continue reading Same Class Relationships
What is Chegg? Chegg is a company based in Santa Clara, California, that specializes in online textbook rentals (both in physical and digital formats), homework help, online tutoring, scholarships and internship matching. It is meant to help students in high school and college. (Wikipedia) Was it useful? Yes, but only for the answers , not… Continue reading Chegg
Written by Millionaire’s Digest Staff Member: Nina Medina Founder via Relationship Drifts (1 min read) — Millionaire's Digest
Sorry my dear readers, last week was kinda crazy. So I did not stick to my dieting like I should have. Monday was a holiday, so my family all spent the entire day eating. Tuesday, I did my usual IF. I skipped breakfast and drank a small coffee. Unusually for me, I drank the coffee… Continue reading IF Week 4
millennial [miˈlenēəl] noun. a person reaching young adulthood in the early 21st century plural noun: millennials If anything, 2017 is a blaring wake-up call for me. I have been working for eight hours a day, five days a week for the past nine years and I am not complaining about it. Life has […] via Money,… Continue reading Reblog: Money, Age and Life: A Rant Of A Millennial Who Is Yet To Figure It Out — SIKWATE.ORG
"Evolving involves Eliminating" -Erykah Badu
Here is some breaking news for all those congregations trying to market their ministry to reach Millennials. via Millennials Are More Than A Target Market — The Light Breaks Through
College and Life After 
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