The author reflects on a weekend vlog focusing on a mindset shift from a “To-Do List” to an “Opportunity List,” enhancing productivity and enjoyment in daily tasks. Key tasks include writing a blog post and preparing for a new teaching trimester with engaging content. The author emphasizes prioritizing personal enjoyment alongside responsibilities.
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How to Not Burn Out from Teaching for the Second Time
The author reflects on their transition from teaching, noting previous burnout due to lack of support and student engagement. Now, with improved circumstances, they prioritize self-care by setting boundaries, designating an office day, and remembering the core purpose of teaching. Balancing personal life and passion enhances their teaching sustainability.
Mortality and Gratitude in the Bathroom
Plans I had planned a productive afternoon. Instead, I spent hours resurrecting the Holy Roman Empire in Hearts of Iron IV. Relaxing, yes. Productive? Not quite. By the time I pulled myself away from my screen—well past the 8 pm deadline I’d set for myself—I remembered how easily I let myself get swept away byContinueContinue reading “Mortality and Gratitude in the Bathroom”
Southern Soul Quest: Reflection on the Trip
Final Stage Every blog series requires a final reflection – one last injection of insights. I’ve been open and reflective in all the previous posts, but perhaps I can dive deeper or at least summarize everything. As I wrap up this blog series, I’m thinking about how much self-reflection has shaped my journey. Escaping RealityContinueContinue reading “Southern Soul Quest: Reflection on the Trip”
Home and Work
Childhood I find myself back home at 30, nestled in the house where I spent my childhood years. The familiarity of these surroundings offers both comfort and disorientation. While I am grateful for the sanctuary my childhood home provides, I am also aware of the urge to move forward and establish my own independent lifeContinueContinue reading “Home and Work”