Money? Gone. In two weeks, tops.
Between gas, groceries, and late-night bar tabs, my bank account doesn’t stand a chance. And no, it’s not because I’m splurging on designer bags. As someone with ADHD, impulsive spending and budgeting mishaps come with the territory. But with a little bit of hope, I’m determined to rewrite my money story.

In high school, running was the necessary evil of soccer practice. But years later, inspired by my dad and a group of friends signing up for the Tar Heel 10-Miler, I decided to give running another shot. With shin splints, a solid training plan, and a newfound appreciation for small victories, I’m pushing toward 10 miles—proving to myself that the girl who once despised running might just be a runner after all.

A reflective look at navigating the pressures of career planning and overcoming imposter syndrome, exploring the power of patience and self-trust on the path to becoming an art director. This blog shares my thoughts on balancing ambition with the courage to wait, embracing a unique journey, and building a future that feels truly fulfilling.

Navigating college as a creative individual often means facing the daunting feeling of imposter syndrome—from comparing myself to peers to questioning my artistic identity. In this post, I explore the emotional highs and lows of being a student in a field where validation seems elusive and offer insight into overcoming these internal battles.

Reflecting on personal growth, achieving your goals, and moving forward in college