ARCHULETACHISOLM

My best friend and I had a conversation recently about sometimes struggling to just get into a good headspace. It’s worrying about what’s going to happen, or discerning the right thing to do. The more we talked, the more we realized we had the same thoughts and feelings. It wasn’t an issue of motivation but more about purpose. And in the midst of having purpose on our sleeves, we continue to persist. Motivation can be hard to come by, because it’s fleeting. It’s a reaction an

2020 may not have been what we expected but all is not lost. You can still be fruitful and achieve greatness.

The hard truth about why we fail at our goals.

On this first day of July, don't waste time thinking about what you haven't accomplished. Refocus your goals and keep pushing.

The first time I experienced a major loss of someone was when my Nana passed away. It was six days before my 18th birthday and two months before my high school graduation. Losing her shook me to my core and I was so sad, although it was supposed to be the most exciting time in my life. There was so much I didn’t get a chance to say, and I wish that I could have seen her one last time. Despite all of the race, origin, religion, and class differences, death is something we all

Oftentimes when we are faced with something we don’t want to do, or think we can't do, we will go to the ends of the earth to avoid it. It’s called procrastination and we all do it. The very thought of certain tasks can be overwhelming either because we anticipate the time and effort it will take, or it’s taking away from something we would rather be doing. For many of us, the holidays can create a layer of anxiety as we approach the end of year. All of the fears seem to rush