In this decade, we are going to need skills we were never taught in school.
And sometimes, there is the sinking feeling that we will never be able to catch up. How do you navigate being an ambitious woman in a world filled with nudes that may leak, and crushing student loan debt you have to repay?
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Writers write. But when you haven’t written in a while, it’s an experience to jump back into. But I’m doing it. Slowly but surely.
It is important but also perfectly normal to reassess friendships in your 30s. During childhood and early 20s, friendships are often formed based on proximity and shared experiences. However, in adulthood, maintaining these friendships requires intentional effort and can be challenging due to limited time and competing priorities. Reassessing friendships can be uncomfortable, but it is necessary to ensure that the people we surround ourselves with align with our morals and trajectory. Losing friends can be painful, but deliberate friendship-making is essential in deciding who we want to become. It is okay to let go of friendships that no longer serve us and seek mutually nourishing relationships.