The diaries of a 20-something millennial, a creative dreamer living in London, battling anxiety and everything in between.
Heyy all, I have been playing with the idea of sharing with you a lot more about my everyday life – the good things that inspire me, motivate me and keep me going. Of course, I will continue with my regular posts which I love doing, but I feel that something a bit different from …
Friends 🙂 I have been having so many thoughts in my head recently and I wanted to share them all with you, but I am not even sure where to begin… So… you know about my struggles with unemployment. Two and a half years ago when it all started, all the rejections made me lose …
Oh God, how much I hate banks and all of those other super corporate and conservative companies and industries that do not care about anything but the dollar bill. However, this was not always the case. I used to dream of working in a place like this. I used to wear this super formal attire …
I have not been posting much in the past couple of weeks… I am sorry about this, guys, I just could not find my words. I have been having pretty rough time in regards to my mental health and I could not find any inspiration in anything. I am still pretty much feeling like that; …
Me sharing with you last week one of the most painful periods in my life - the world of unemployment which led to my severe mental breakdown - was quite tough for me. I am still not over the bitterness of it all and writing and thinking about it was a hard thing for me …
Once I decided to try and get better, I did not know where to start or what to do about my mental health. I knew that my only option was to follow my gut and see where it takes me. Interestingly enough, everything and everyone was pointing me to the direction of self-love. I do …
I recently started reading the book “Eat, Pray, Love”, which reminded me that everything good, everything different, everything creative comes from a dark, dark place. The darkest hour of the darkest day – the moment we have lost hope and direction is actually some sort of a breaking point. The point of no return when …
