Questions by Chase Larwin Q: What kind of event did you attend this weekend? A: This past weekend, I had the opportunity to attend and...

Whether you lean toward optimism or caution, you have power for shaping what’s next.

Paxton was not a happy fifteen-year-old. He was shy, had few friends, and had few interests outside of video games and watching TV. He...

This past Sunday, I drove to Fremont Street and attended my first free open mic night. And I have to say, this was a very fun and memorable

Here’s to us and all our past selves.

I’m constantly reminding myself that my priority is to be human. Make memories. Accomplish goals. Find and feel happiness.

Bringing back the question whether it be in the past or present day, “What have we learned about ourselves, others, and our environment?”

It feels good to take care of yourself after a hard day. Your body needs rest to regain the energy to be productive.

Have you ever wondered to yourself, “How did I get here?” Part of growing up is realizing how far you made it in life as you look back.

Many things bring people joy. This simple emotion can be powerful enough to accomplish goals, spread energy around, and nurture the soul.

Setting a goal comes with setting expectations and expectations come with fulfillment.

The disconnect from our cultures is the near-universal immigrant child experience across the world.

Family has a different definition for each person. But for some of us, we are lacking that sense of belonging. I am one of those people.

You must give yourself appreciation and permission to enjoy what you are doing. Love is universal.

In this blog post, author Sierra Zimmer investigates what it means to be "nobody" and how Emily Dickinson has helped her define it.