Teenage career decisions- this or that?

I remember seeing this quote from Victoria Beckham, on a day that I was feeling especially stressed out. I felt like I had to sacrifice one thing to have another- sacrifice relationships for a career, or perhaps more specifically, sacrifice one career path for another. At this time in my life, as a grade 11 … More Teenage career decisions- this or that?

Dear Reader,

This quote above can be applied for men and women alike. This is so true and evident with the relationship my parents have- and the kind I hope to have. I think that it is so beautiful when both partners within a relationship can both be their best, and shine their brightest, where they don’t … More Dear Reader,

Mental Showers….

In the process of bringing some of my visions to life, I have come to learn a lot about the creative process, and about patience… I recently read this incredible book called Mach II With Your Hair On Fire, the power of visualization and motivation. I was blown away! When I danced, I would always … More Mental Showers….

Significance…

“A life isn’t significant except for its impact on other lives.” -Jackie Robinson As I came across this quote from John C. Maxwell, “The true measure of your character is what you would do if you were sure no one would ever find out.” I felt completely appalled. It seems today that everyone wants to be … More Significance…

16 Years

We are all storytellers, our life is a series of chronological events and experiences that define who we are and have changed us over the time we have been alive. It’s crazy for me to think that I have been alive for 16 years, death to me at this age seems quite superficial, and the fact that 16 years of my life are gone and I will never get back is quite a concept. Some memories so vivid to me, it seems like I was that young just yesterday. I feel like I have changed the most and learned more than I ever have this year, and with the year coming to an end, and approaching my final years as a “high school” student, I am faced with the daunting ideas of what I want to do when I am finished. It feels like the things I love most wont make me any money. I want to continue to dance, as a deep rooted passion of mine, and study at a conservatory in New York, but this I know will cost my parents money and I certainly wont make money attending a school. Once I graduate, where will I go from there? So many unanswered questions and conflicting ideas and feelings. It seems we have to choose between making money and pursuing our passion. We cant have both? Here’s the catch that I have discovered. … More 16 Years