ever seeking a right-fit life
Ambition is when you expect yourself to close the gap between what you have and what you want. Entitlement in when you expect others to close the gap between what you have and what you want. James Clear It took me about three years of being sick to acknowledge that something was wrong. From that... Continue Reading →
I graduated from college in the midst of a recession. With my bachelor's degree in-hand, I moved back into my parents' house and applied to every open position within a ten-mile radius. I accepted my first offer, working for minimum wage at local bowling alley. After a year of continued applications, I was offered an... Continue Reading →
I recently overheard someone in the grocery store complaining that the student loan forgiveness bill had been deemed unconstitutional. As they loaded up their basket with wine and fancy cheese, they whined that they had charged $20,000 worth of goods and services to their credit card in anticipation of the receiving the funds. They "needed"... Continue Reading →
I've come to the conclusion that life has become too easy. We live in a day and age of outrageous self-indulgence. I look around and envy the people that have life so good that their biggest qualm is being called by the wrong pronoun, getting the side-eye for being fat, or watching a billionaire buy... Continue Reading →
Today, President Biden announced that the administration will be moving forward with a debt relief plan. Eighteen months ago, I shared my thoughts on student loan forgiveness. I think it offers a fair, balanced, and empathetic take on the proposal. In the midst of all the heated and chaotic dialogue taking place today, this post... Continue Reading →
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