Throughout high school, I filled up several journals, read poetry books and performed in Poetry Out Loud. Poetry was my life until it wasn’t

How do I catch myself from drowning in the pool of anxiety? The lingering, dreadful notion that I may never reach my goal?

I think that if someone wants to explicitly find motivation, they need to set a goal of any size at the end of their task.

Shortly after making this reacquaintance, and with a mixture of leftover Christmas and birthday money, I began to add to my collection.

My pain does not make my art. I do. I make everything. I am not my emotions, my emotions are mine.

My advice is to ask yourself “What makes me happy?” If what you're doing makes you happy, then keep doing it.

I found my brightest light as a writer. I leave you with only one hope: that you, too, may find your bright light.

Leslie reflects on her newest blog post, giving more insight on what growth means to her...

Ever asked yourself the question, “Am I being productive enough?” or “Is this activity even benefiting my career?” If so, I have some startl