Sometimes life flies by like the speed the light and we don’t take time to think about past experiences and particular transformative experiences that largely impacted who we are today. Yes, every little experience and decision we make impacts what we do… but some decisions have larger impacts than others. Those are generally decisions that giveContinue reading “In Defense of Transformative Experiences (That you don’t know you will have yet)”
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Embrace The Unexpected
Human’s are creatures of habits. We like our routines, we like our life stabilized to a certain extent and when unexpected surprises hit, we tend to get thrown off a little bit- regardless of whether it’s a good or bad surprise. Growing up in an environment of changes, friends coming and going, saying goodbye as quicklyContinue reading “Embrace The Unexpected”
Never Grow Up
It’s ironic that I’m surrounded by the slogan “never grow up” on a pretty regular basis. The slogan of my quidditch team, The Lost Boys Quidditch Club: Never Grow Up. Part of me convinces myself that I wish those words rung true. Many of us wish we were little kids again, not a worry inContinue reading “Never Grow Up”
Fear & Love; the two extremes
Just a quick warning, what I’m about to write about is not applicable to every individual in the world. It’s merely a few thought-provoking words for you to ponder about. Perhaps it’ll act as a conversation starter, and perhaps comfort you because it’s what you’ve been thinking about. Fear and Love areContinue reading “Fear & Love; the two extremes”
Our ability to change
New Years Resolutions, every 12 months we give ourselves goals to achieve but how often do we forget about them after the first two weeks? These resolutions for many of us include exercising regularly, going on a smoking, internet or phone hiatus to “find” ourselves. It’d be very interesting to read studies in regards toContinue reading “Our ability to change”
Joanne Lam 