Personal and Professional Development Blog: Advocating for Affordable Educational Opportunities
Education expenses can be a pain to deal with, especially during a time where costs seem to continuously be on the rise. That’s why we at Kyrabe Stories would like to give a special thanks to Anna Serio from Finder for being our Subject Matter Expert and Guest Writer for this post to help guide more
This post is more of a delayed mid-year thank you for the sites that granted us at Kyrabe Stories the opportunity to collaborate with them! Each one of these collaborative opportunities was linked from HARO (Help A Reporter Out). If you’re interested in finding some guest posting or blogger collaboration opportunities, I’ve had mostly amazing experiences from this platform. more
Dealing with a sudden life change is never easy, and it hurts more whenever we see it affect someone that we dearly love. In “Choosing Joy – Alzheimer’s: A Book of Hope”, what I loved about Helene Berger’s journey through helping her late husband through Alzheimer’s disease is that she full-heartedly documented ways to positively help more
Creative writing is a marvelous way for us to express our active imagination and curious mind. Sometimes, a few simple tools can help can make our lives significantly easier, whether it’s from editing, brainstorming ideas, or even getting the content out there while fighting against the ever-changing algorithms once it’s time to promote the darn thing…sorry, small more
There’s a lot of potential for virtual reality in education. Many times, on social media and casual conversation concerning education, I hear the idea tossed around both seriously or jokingly that there should be a class called Adulting 101 where we teach young ones the basic everyday life responsibilities like paying bills and taxes, performing car maintenance and more
Anxiety can be triggered by a multitude of reasons. In fact, according to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America, “Anxiety disorders are the most common mental illness in the U.S., affecting 40 million adults in the United States age 18 and older.” If you suffer from anxiety, know that you are not alone. Many of more
Oh my goodness gracious, this first full year after graduation has been a roller coaster of events, challenges, and emotional whirlwinds! You see, I graduated from Savannah College of Art and Design with a B.F.A in Computer Animation and a double minor in Character Technical Direction and Motion Media (yeah, I lost a lot of sleep from this workload). Fortunately, I’m happy more
Some might already be on summer break while others are “patiently” waiting for it to approach. If you’re like me, you’re most likely working during the summer because of bills, bills, bills! That doesn’t mean we still can’t have fun, right? And of course, if you’ve been on this blog for a while, you know more
Many thanks to Codecademy for sponsoring this post as a learning opportunity for the Kyrabe Stories community. If anyone chooses to participate in the Codecademy Pro promotion at the end of this blog, we at Kyrabe Stories may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. I hope you enjoy the story! I more
Know that success does not have a definite form. We are all unique with our own special talents, concerns, and challenges, and our views of success are one-of-a-kind. Neither I nor anyone else can say what success will look like for you. Whatever you are individually striving for, you will eventually need that motivational boost more
