Once You’re a Parent, You’re Definitely an Adult
During my late 20s, I started to feel like I was straddling a divide between young adulthood and full adulthood. At 28, I didn’t feel I qualified as an adult, though the […]
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Capturing Creativity when You’re Really, Really Busy
There are many things to love about AMC’s Mad Men (hello, Don Draper!), which chronicles the drama of the advertising industry in the 60s, but one of my favorite aspects is its […]
Measuring Happiness?
In my previous post, I explained that I am very content with my life these days, a feeling I haven’t had for a while. But I don’t want to come […]
My self-styled life: A Progress Report
I haven’t relayed much about my own life in a while (mainly because I haven’t written much of anything in a while, something I’ve held a lot of guilt and […]
The Guilt Glitch
Guilt is a powerful force of self-destruction, an evil glitch that can throw you completely off track. The type of guilt I am reflecting on now is the type of […]
the self-styled life 