Quote Series: Trevor Noah
This week’s post looks at Bree’s response to a question by one of her favorite brilliant minds, Trevor Noah. The quote: “Do you feel like universities, predominately in America, have set themselves up correctly to be the places where people have the hardest conversations or walk away with a broader understanding of a topic or of other people?”
I've Applied To 40 Jobs This Year. Let's Talk!
I’ve applied to 40 jobs this year. Let’s talk about it because a lengthy discussion on the workforce and it’s expectations is always something that I have space on the shelf for! Let’s get these jobs, and Let’s Be Breef.
Alo versus Lacoste
These days what you wear to the gym matters not just for your self-esteem but also for the post-workout pics and brand deals. But in this attention-driven world are we missing out on quality? Bree is on a mission to find this out for herself. These posts will look at two brands side-by-side to see how they measure up and if they’re worth your buck. Todays post: Alo vs. Lacoste.
Sports That I've Tried.
Bree’s exploring the sports that have trained her, taught her and left their marks on her. If you think she’s not mentioning her time in wrestling, tennis, band, and ballet then you’re sadly mistaken!
Transferable Skills and the Job Market
How transferable are your skills in this job market? Bree’s recent all-AI interview has her asking herself important questions about her skills and how they’ll fare in today’s job market. Should you be asking yourself these same questions?
Bridgerton: A Tale of Friendship?
Bridgerton, a tale of friendship? Dearest Gentle Friend, what a pity it would be of you to indulge in the loving tale of the series but absolutely miss the tale of friendships. Surely society has not become so dense? Surely…
Bring THIS to your college classes but keep THAT in your high school classes.
Brianna J. Grant, university lecturer/professor, talks “what to bring to your college classes and what to leave in high school” in her latest post. The academic world has seen some changes and they’ve trickled down to the classrooms, let’s talk about it!
Word of the Week: Rebuild
This week’s Word of the Week is Rebuild which means to “to build again that which has been damaged or broken”.