So often we feel change is something that happens to us. It is big and scary and unknown. What if we were able to make the change work for us and push us closer to what we wanted in life? What if we were the catalysts of the change not a bystander?

Let’s set you up for success! What goals are you working on and what’s the quickest way to accomplish them.? And oh yeah…. A dating update! ;-)

Your favorite internet big sister is back to discuss the trials and tribulations of moving out for the first time. It’s a big step into adulthood and one that can totally be managed by setting yourself up for success from the start. Congratulations on your big accomplishment!

Always stay open to meeting new people because you never know when the next person is going to change your life.

That voice in your head saying you cannot handle the embarrassment of failure, we all get that. How do we gain trust with ourselves and take action? To the guy I went on one date with, this one’s for you. I hope you start that non-profit.

Ok, so I know we just did this a few months ago but this time it’s for real. No more corporate. No more 9-5. No more 40 hours a week. OMG! Also, who wears a lei and a flower in her hair to an interview??

Cruise recap and tell me why grown adults are just as petty as middle school girls?? Cruise was amazing but I know who I would throw overboard first. 

Long time no chat. Just MIA living life to the fullest. Let’s recap. Abby and I spent a weekend in New York City together and got up to a little bit of mischief…

Ok so “it takes a village,” but where do I find this village. The key to success is to become a good villager and let the community grow around you.

Enjoying this stage in your life can be easier said than done. It is important to form the practice of being present and find the pockets of joy in the here and now.