Ms. Guided in Life

If you were my friend, you would know that I absolutely love to travel.  My only regret in this life is not traveling when I was a lot younger.  This Earth is so big and yet my goal is to see a lot of it before I perish from this world.  I spend a lot of time on Pinterest looking up fun and easy traveling tips and ways to save money when I travel here in the States and abroad.

I'm currently taking a Human Relations class under the Business Management courses this semester and I'm absolutely loving it!  Last night's lesson was on communication and conflict management.  The professor started the class with a very interesting social experiment on the importance of proper feedback.  If you're ever thinking of doing something like this with your colleagues or class, please do so.

I honestly don't think it's that hard to win someone's heart.  Sure, expensive things might be important to some people but the older I get, the more I've realized how important time, love, and attention are to me.

I've been thinking a lot lately about what it truly means to be an adult. How does one actually know that they have become an adult, exactly? I'm not referring to when someone turns 18 years old and one gains the right to vote, or when someone turns 21 and they are legally able to drink alcohol and gamble in Las Vegas. I'm talking about when you look at yourself as being mature, responsible, dependable, and trustworthy. The moment when you think to yourself, "I am an adult now and there's no turning back" and you can either embrace it or hate it.