While job-seeking, it’s essential to remember that jobs come and go, but your unique identity remains. By embracing the Joy of Missing Out, job seekers can reclaim their sense of self, redefine their worth, and embark on a journey of self-discovery.
Author: Roque Neto
Hit Pause!
We are in a time where busyness is often mistaken for productivity. But is it truly productive if our minds are scattered and our souls feel depleted?
From the Dean’s Desk to the Student’s Chair
While the transition is intimidating, my years in higher education aren’t going away. Rather, they are evolving into a mosaic of insights and perspectives that can breathe life into classroom discussions.
The Grace of Defeat: A Path to Self-Awareness and Growth
Today, I want to delve into a different narrative that we often skirt around, one that is perceived as dark but holds immense potential for transformation: the power of accepting defeat.
Behind the Smile: Unmasking the Reality of Loneliness
So, what exactly is loneliness? In essence, it is the subjective feeling of a mismatch between the relationships we desire and the reality of our social interactions.
The Power of Engaging with the Present
They reverberate with the same fundamental truth: the value of engaging with our surroundings, our community, and our time.
The Unspoken Crisis in Academia: The Mental Health Concerns of Faculty and Administration
Support for faculty members’ mental well-being is frequently inadequate, resulting from a prevalent culture that often sees them more as dispensers of support rather than recipients.
Book Review: Four Thousand Weeks by Oliver Burkeman
It’s one of the most insightful books I’ve read in my adult life. So, let’s dive into the exceptional work that is Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for Mortals by Oliver Burkeman.
My First Courses Towards Counseling Certification
A few days ago, I received my schedule of classes for my first term as a counseling student. I’m excited to be sharing this with you!
Anchoring Our Expat Lives: Solid Relationships Abroad
The relationships we form, the friendships we nurture, provide an anchor that helps us feel grounded amidst the shifting tides of change.
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