How job perks are similar to love languages
Often, we treat people the way we want to be treated instead of the way they want to be treated.
The job I walked out on—at lunchtime
When I found myself counting the minutes until lunch, I knew I didn’t belong there.
The day LA lost its luster
The irony is that Adrienne loved Los Angeles. Whether she was a hippie in Venice, a rocker in Hollywood, or an ordinary kid in Burbank, she appreciated everything LA has to offer.
A letter to my 16-year-old self
To me, sixteen is an age when we think we know everything, yet we know almost nothing.
Beating a bully with words
Whether they are in your face, inside your inbox, or on Facebook, bullies suck.
How not being a hacker made me more popular
With people commenting from Africa, Europe, and Asia, I feel like I’m on a world tour with none of the perks.
How to find money to fund your dreams
How come we are willing to spend money on other people but not on ourselves?