Hi guys! I'm here with another video about how I keep up with my blog's content calendar, goals, and sponsored posts in my bullet journal. Please like, comment, and subscribe if you like videos like this!
Hi guys! I'm here with another video about how I keep up with my blog's content calendar, goals, and sponsored posts in my bullet journal. Please like, comment, and subscribe if you like videos like this!
This post has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and AcneFree. All opinions are mine alone. #AcneFreeSummer #AcneFreeLife #CollectiveBias
Hey guys! This is my Real Talk series where I interview real people about their experiences and situations. Today I'm talking with Bri from Dr of What, a blog that follows Bri's journey as a second year conservation psychology PhD student from Australia.
We are halfway through summer which means we're about to be seeing nothing but back to school stuff all over the place. Part of me is excited to start my last year of college and the other part is considering dropping out completely to become a lama farmer or something.
Adrian and I went to Austin the last week of June and ate things that I don't think should exist (ike a burger with donut buns). We also stopped by the butter half mural, which had graffiti all over it...so much side eye.
Here's what I've been Reading this month
I use to be sooooo against unpaid sponsorships, but Morgan's post about breaking this bad blogging habit has converted me.
Hate to tell you it, but finding your purpose in life may not be that ground breaking. Higher power or not Melissa's post is a must read for this week.
For your next quarter life crisis/ major adult purchase.
This manicure has way more side-eye than I could ever muster.
Rach might be one of the toughest ladies on the interwebs right now; read her one year post chemo post.
I want to AirBnB at Anna's place just so I get to sleep in her dreamy guest room...is that weird?
Read this BEFORE going into your adviser's office.
I see Baby Driver once and think I'm a music connoisseur (which I'm not). Luckily Bev can cook AND make a bomb-ass playlist. I may be listening to it while writing this...and doing homework later.
As much as I'm ready to graduate next May I really need this post from Rachel.
Last one, if you didn't tear up or super impressed by Kesha's Praying, then I'm pretty sure you're not human.
Hope y'all have a killer rest of the weekend!
In books college reading fiction life reading reading list school summer
Easy Reads I'm loving this summer
Posted on Sunday, July 2, 2017
This shop has been compensated by Collective Bias, Inc. and its advertiser. All opinions are mine alone. #EggoWaffleBar #CollectiveBias
The act of journaling can be beneficial to everyone, no matter how creative or talented you think you are. Creating a safe space where you can document your thoughts and sort through them, that only you can see, can be both inspiring and therapeutic because it removes some clutter from your mind and guides your thoughts to provide clarity. Journaling can be anything you want it to be – fictional pieces from your imagination, documentation of your day, a story map to your future.
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