I thought about you today. I think about you most days. Your smile, your laughter, your kindness. And how annoying your voice was when you’d yell at me to “wake up and get ready for school!” Sometimes, I think about how proud of me you said you were. Sometimes, I think of how disappointed you … Continue reading A Note to Mom
Category: The Davis Daily
This category contains all my posts for the main blog
The slow rise from mediocrity
A tale of self-doubt and getting in your own way on the path to personal growth. In 362 words on the Davis Daily.
Who to Look to for Inspiration When You’re Lost
When I eventually lay down on my deathbed and look back over the years, who do you think will stick out the most? It will be those who had the greatest impact on my life. The people who lifted me up, pushed me forward, and pulled me ahead. The people who I’ve built deep relationships … Continue reading Who to Look to for Inspiration When You’re Lost
The Reason I Am My Own Worst Enemy
We rise, we fall, and we get back up again. How we treat ourselves in the moments in between is what defines us.
5 Habits to Help You Lead a More Positive Life
Did you know a scientific journal is only read by seven people on average? This statistic excludes fellow psychologists, scientists, and doctors reviewing their peers’ work – students writing a paper requiring academic resources aren’t factored in either. But it does include the average Joe, Jane, or J. Meaning, the majority of people in the … Continue reading 5 Habits to Help You Lead a More Positive Life
Why I’m Focusing On Less To Get More
I find myself struggling with uncertainty about the Davis Daily and my ability to be a successful content creator. It’s one part doubt and one part impatience. It’s been 6 months, 36 posts, and more than 30,000 words since relaunching the blog; and the results are nowhere near satisfactory. Traffic to the site is abysmal … Continue reading Why I’m Focusing On Less To Get More
