Category: Life Lessons
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5 New Status Symbols For Millennials
The new generation of millennials is no longer subscribing to the old line of thinking brought by the prior generations in terms of status symbols.
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10 Reasons To Try Independent Living In Your 20s
Our 20s are a very crucial period of our lives. It is the time when we finally enter the mystical world of adulthood. We soon learn much about life and accept how little we know about it.
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10 Lessons I Learned When Traveling
Traveling is one of the joys of life. So, make sure that you learn a lesson or two from it.
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10 Warning Signs That It’s Time To Resign From Your Job
As years go by, there will be a season when we’ll know it is time to move on and find out for ourselves if the grass is really greener on the other side – the time to resign from your job.
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12 Fundamental Money Advice For Fresh Graduates
Being a fresh graduate from college is a realized dream for every student and their family as it caps off one’s formal education. It is also a stepping stone that hopefully prepares every new adult for the “real world.” Here are 12 Fundamental Money Advice For Fresh Graduates
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7 Undervalued Skills We Often Overlook
Here are seven undervalued skills that we can learn or relearn.
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Be Careful Who You’re Friends With
Similar to how rotten fruits, when placed beside fresh fruits, will certainly spread and rot the good bunch. That is why we need to be in the right social circles.
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Don’t Waste Your 20’s: 10 Things I Thank My Vicenarian Self
To my fellow millennials, there are many things to learn and experience in life. But also remember to be very selective in them. Don’t follow the path that leads to failure and disappointment.
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Learning Never Stops. Especially After School.
Continuous learning is like entering through a door. Inside that door are many more doors pointing to different branches of knowledge. Opening another door will only reveal more doors. Learning never ends.
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I’m maintaining a gratitude journal this year. Here’s what I learned so far.
My gratitude journal rule is simple. I just need to write at least three things that I am thankful for, but I have to think of non-regular happenings, so I’ll have to look back at what happened during the day.
