College Sucks

Assignments piling up, money running low, student athlete pressures, the group project from hell and the monsters inside your own head. Sometimes college feels less like an academic journey and more like a horror movie. 

In this episode, we explore the nightmares students face, share practical survival tips and remind you that even when things get scary, you can be the one who survives. This one’s for the last one standing and everyone fighting to make it to sunrise

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Have you ever had a semester where you were just trying to survive? Same.

I’m back on the College Sucks Podcast after taking a little break to start a new course, and this episode is all about giving yourself grace when life and school collide. Because sometimes the low grade isn’t a reflection of your ability. Sometimes you’re dealing with hurricane fallout, relationship drama, financial stress, heartbreak, burnout, or just a really hard season of life.

We put so much pressure on ourselves to get straight A’s, stay productive, and have everything figured out. But what if getting through the semester is the win?

In this episode, we’re talking about why C’s really do get degrees, why you need to stop beating yourself up when life gets hard, and why your current academic season does not define your future.

 Sometimes, passing is the victory.

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In this episode, I’m calling out something that most of us don’t even realize we’re doing: standing in our own way. Not your professor, not your roommate, not the system—you. We talk a lot about external obstacles in college, but what about the internal ones we create ourselves?

I’m digging into:

• How self-sabotage shows up in everyday college life
• Why fear of failure (or success) can keep you stuck
• The subtle ways procrastination, comparison, and perfectionism hold you back
• How to start getting out of your own head and out of your own way

This is a gentle but honest episode—a little tough love, a little encouragement, and a whole lot of truth. If you’ve been feeling like you’re not reaching your potential or you keep getting in your own way, this one’s for you. You’re not lazy. You’re not broken. But you do have to stop making yourself small.

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Let’s talk about the kind of breakup that hits different—the college breakup. I’m not talking about high school drama or summer flings. I’m talking about real, grown-up heartbreak while you’re still trying to hold your life together, turn in assignments, and maybe even sit next to them in class. In this episode, I’m unpacking what happens when love fades but tuition stays—a.k.a. you’ve paid your fees, and you can’t afford to fall apart or fall behind. You’ve got to keep showing up even when your chest is tight, your eyes are puffy, and your whole world feels like it’s shifted.

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In this episode, I’m talking about something most of us don’t even realize is shaping our day-to-day lives: the suggestive mind. That quiet part of your brain that soaks up everything around you—what you hear, what you see, what you repeat to yourself—and turns it into beliefs, habits, and patterns. I break down how powerful suggestion really is, especially for college students who are constantly being told who to be, what success looks like, and what they’re capable of. Spoiler alert: not all of those messages are true—or helpful.

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In this episode of College Sucks, we dive into The Mountain Is You by Brianna Wiest — a powerful guide to self-sabotage, healing, and personal transformation. 💭
We talk about how you can become your own biggest obstacle — and more importantly, how to climb that mountain. Whether you’re a college student figuring out who you are or someone ready to face your fears and grow, this episode will help you reflect, reset, and rise.

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In this episode of College Sucks, we’re diving into Stacey Abrams’ book Lead from the Outside. It’s all about ambition, authenticity, and owning your power  even when you feel like an outsider. I break down how Abrams’ lessons on leadership and resilience apply to college life, from speaking up in class to taking charge in your own journey.

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In this episode, we talk about why your professor doesn’t teach you everything in college—and how self-learning can help you fill the gaps. Discover how to set goals, stay curious, and build the skills to learn on your own.

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In this episode, we’re talking boundaries, energy, and how to stay unbothered in the chaos of college life. Whether it’s toxic roommates, academic pressure, or drama in your friend group, we’ve got tips to help you stay centred and thriving. It’s all about protecting your peace, focusing on what matters, and choosing you—without apology.

✨ You don’t have to attend every argument you’re invited to. Stay grounded, stay glowing.

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Want to change your life? Start small.
In this episode, we break down Atomic Habits—the book that proves you don’t need to overhaul your whole life to see big results. You just need better habits, done consistently.We talk about:
Why your systems matter more than your goals
How small habits (even 2 minutes a day) stack up into major change
The secret power of identity-based habits—it’s not just what you do, it’s who you believe you are
How to make habits easier, automatic, and even fun
And how to stop being "motivated" and start being consistent
If you’ve ever said “I’ll start next week,” this one’s for you.

🎧 Listen in, take notes, and start becoming the person you’re trying to be—one small win at a time.

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