Celebrities always happen to be larger than life, but are they truly? What does our attention to their lifestyle say about us? 

I no longer consider myself to be a religious person, but I did have an upbringing in religion. Here, I want to break down what that was like for me and a lot of why I left organized religion as a whole.

We live in a world that constantly pushes us forward at what can feel like an uncomfortable pace. Slowing down may feel counterintuitive, but I believe it is quite necessary in order for us to see just where we are. 

I posed this question over social media once and got a very interesting array of responses. However, we live in a very patriarchal society...what are some of the effects of this? How do we deal with issues like misogyny and sexism?

How do you feel about the accumulation of money? What if you had more than what you needed? How would you feel if all of your basic needs were met?

So, what I believe to be "common sense" is actually something not so common. What is it and why do we rely on it at all? And what does it have to do with critical thinking?

What is freedom? What is control? How we define both is the key to not only exercising them, but maintaining them throughout our lives.