• Procrastination
    Sometimes we all leave things until the last minute. Or sometimes we don’t even do them. It’s okay not to feel like doing anything. Feeling like lying in your shoes all day and not worrying about anything is okay.  We all do at some point. Until it’s too late. Next thing you know, you have… Read more: Procrastination
  • The spread of AI Adoption in Businesses
    Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer science fiction — it’s now an unprecedented part of the real world, especially in the business community. In 2024, companies of all sizes are using AI to work more smartly and more quickly. AI is helping companies create new products and even change the way workers work. With evolving… Read more: The spread of AI Adoption in Businesses
  • Bias Isn’t Just In The Classroom
    Schools are where we know that most bias is associated. With tests, favoritism, athletics, clubs, arts, and more. Students all over the world are losing their opportunities. As you get older and move on with life you expect that bias to go away. Unfortunately, bias carries into the workplace. Let’s dive into the world of… Read more: Bias Isn’t Just In The Classroom
  • The Realization to Homeschooling: What I’ve Learned
    As I have researched more and more of education, whether it be in person or home, I have seen both good and bad. Originally, I wrote these blogs for the purpose of entertaining negativity of homeschooling, of why it had to be wrong, unrewarding, etc. As I have studied further, I have realized homeschooling differs… Read more: The Realization to Homeschooling: What I’ve Learned
  • The Origin of Modern Day Hobbies:
    Hobbies have had many resurgences throughout history. People have always found that we need a way to occupy our free time. An activity that makes us feel accomplished and self satisfied, yet also doesn’t feel like work. Hobbies have and always will be a necessity. The Origin of The Term: As mentioned in the article… Read more: The Origin of Modern Day Hobbies:

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