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Be content.
We’re always longing to feel complete. Some people think that they need to find their soulmate in order to get that feeling. Others think that buying the things that they want will make them feel fulfilled. But in reality, the less you need, the more accomplished and happy you’ll be. When we’re alone, we look…
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Thoughts on Growth and Destruction in The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel
Hello everyone, It’s been a while, but I am not here to come up with excuses on why I have not been active on my blog for quite some time. There’s a quote from the book I am currently reading that I would like to elaborate on. This book is called “The Psychology of Money”…
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Stop saying you don’t have time
Stop saying you don’t have time because you do. Believe it or not, I realized this after I took the time to think about Kobe Bryant’s career. He had four kids that he took the time to spend time with, he wrote books, he was a businessman, a coach… He did so much even after…
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Reflection: Why am I a teacher?
People would often ask me why I chose this career path and I don’t seem to have a straight answer. It’s hard to explain to be quite honest, so I just say that I like working with kids. However, that’s not exactly the main reason. I want to start this by listing down the disadvantages…
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Discussion: The Power of Solitude
When I was younger, I believed that when you were alone, you weren’t cool, you were a loner, a loser, and that nobody wanted to be with you. OH, HOW WRONG WAS I? I know I’m not the only one who thought that way and maybe some kids nowadays still think like that which is…
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Weekly Journal #2
This week was a lazy week. Yes, I went to work. Yes, I had to give tutoring sessions after school. Yes, I had some calls, emails, and corrections to do, but this week was not as productive as I wanted it to be. However, I am not disappointed in myself. I just want to make…
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Weekly Journal #1
Introduction: I’ve decided to start this series where I reflect on the week I’ve had. I think that it would be interesting for my future self to read how my weeks change and how I handle certain events that happen in my life. This is kind of like a diary. It’s also a great way…
Rochelle Almonte 