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In this episode, Callie discusses her experience with self-love and the challenges that come with it. Callie talks about her current situation with self-love, and what’s she sees for her future self in terms of self-love. By explaining what she has done to begin her self-love journey (or at least stop self-sabotaging herself), Callie hopes to gives others peace of mind surrounding self-love and motivates listeners to pursue self-love.

In this week’s episode, Callie talks all about the new developments and changes with the pandemic. Ranging from vaccine distribution to reopenings, Callie addresses some of the developing ideas with Covid to give listeners hope for the future. Thank you all for listening to this week’s episode!

In this week’s episode, Callie talks all about High School and the differences between the way the media portrays it and her own experience. From Cliques, to Mental Health Support, to Academics, Callie talks all about High School and the importance of going against what society expects of High Schoolers, and finding a group of people who can support you. In this way, Callie discusses both the positive and negative aspects of High School, which gives it a more neutral-positive connotation based on her own experiences.

In this episode, Callie discusses the value of positivity and how it can affects a person’s outlook on life astronomically. In talking about how society views positivity and how circumstances shape how positive a person can be, Callie stresses the importance of positivity, as well as tips to be a more positive person.

This week, Callie approaches the podcast episode as almost a brain dump, discussing issues like mental health, finding your purpose in life, and focusing on the positive aspects of being a human. Callie talks about the benefits of being more positive and breaks down the pressure to do the same thing for your entire life, which gives the episode an underlying sense of hope and connection. We hope you enjoy this week’s episode!

In this episode, Callie talks about her own experience with procrastination and how it relates to her own mental health and success. She also explains that in some situations procrastination and mental health are often connected, which gives listeners a new perspective on how to combat procrastination and why it is so hard to stop procrastinating. Callie also gives tools that can help with procrastination and breaking up tasks as well.

In this episode, Callie explains and states some of her New Years Resolutions and why she made them. Callie also reflects a bit on 2020 and her main realizations she made from the year. Callie uses these takeaways and realizations to help listeners form their own resolutions and gives some resolutions that listeners can put into practice in 2021. With an underlying sense of optimism, Callie ends this week’s episode by encouraging positivity and making the most out of life as the main pieces of advice to take into 2021.

In this episode, Callie will be talking about feeling undervalued and worthless in friendships. By providing examples of her own experience, Callie tells others that it is ok to feel these feelings, but you can be able to feel better about yourself. It takes work, but it is possible. Thank you for listening to this week’s episode!

Hello! In this episode, Callie will be discussing her experiences with virtual High School classes, and how it has affected her procrastination, mental health, and education. In hopes of connecting teens to one another, Callie describes how procrastination and mental health affects all of us during COVID-19, and these uncertain times. We hope you enjoy this week’s episode!