Sometimes adulting feels like trying to fold a fitted sheet- just when you think you’ve finally got it, another corner pops out. The ‘Lifestyle’ section of my blog is dedicated to trying to figure it out and sharing what I learn along the way.
We’ll talk about growing on our own terms, figuring out how to keep our plants alive, taking care of our mental space, and building a life that feels right. It’s about finding joy in the little things, making meaningful connections, and sometimes, just getting through the day. And maybe, just maybe, we’ll figure out that fitted sheet together.
Putting things off isn’t just a bad habit—it’s a cycle that’s hard to break. You know what needs to get done, but starting feels impossible. Whether it’s a small chore or a big project, the mental block is real. In this post, we’re unpacking why procrastination happens, how it affects both neurotypical and neurodivergent brains, and the practical strategies that make getting started easier.
Let’s be real — doing new things sounds great… until you actually have to step out of your comfort zone to do them. Whether it’s small habits or big life goals, taking that first step feels way harder than it should. In this post, we’re diving into why your brain clings to comfy routines, why it’s totally normal to get stuck, and how even the tiniest actions (yes, brushing your teeth counts) can start a ripple effect of real change.
Missing the chaos of having a furry friend around? Let’s talk about how to fill up your suddenly silent apartment without having to own a pet. From hanging out at pet cafés to trying out puppy yoga, in this post you’ll find the best ways to cope with this absence of pet and how you can learn to enjoy these pet-free life!