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#Halalan2022: Gen Z’ers of Age, You Have No Excuse Not to Vote

July 10, 2020July 12, 2020 Jeriah 19 Comments politics, philippines, adulting, elections, voting, mind hacks

Hey zoomer, are you discouraged from registering as a voter because it’s “hopeless” anyway? Here are some ways I convinced myself to register for #Halalan2022

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Honest Do’s and Don’ts for Fresh Graduates Hunting for Jobs (2020)

July 7, 2020August 2, 2020 Jeriah 19 Comments adulting, work advice, philippines, tips, college, graduate, job hunting

So you’ve decided to take off your toga and suit up for your first real job. Here are our handy tips for fresh graduates seeking a job.

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‘Use Your Platform’: What it Means and How to Do it Effectively

July 4, 2020July 4, 2020 Jeriah 30 Comments facebook, tips, communication, social media, twitter, online

With all the disturbing news in the country and the world, it’s time for us to speak out. In a world where social media reigns, it’s become your responsibility to learn how to use your platform effectively.

Advice Mental Health

What You Don’t Know about Being a Perfectionist (and How to Stop)

July 2, 2020July 2, 2020 Jeriah 17 Comments depression, coping, life lessons, tips, perfectionism, mental health, anxiety

You’re not Superman or Wonder Woman. It’s time we normalize being mediocre because success doesn’t always mean happiness.

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11 Lessons for College Graduates I Wish I Knew Before

June 28, 2020July 1, 2020 Jeriah 22 Comments education, philippines, life lessons, tips, friendship, college, graduate

Congratulations graduate, it’s now time for you to face the real world. The post-graduation life is both confusing and overwhelming, but the lessons you’ll learn are endless. Here are some lessons and tips for graduates from my own personal experience.

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#MySchoolHiresPredators: Your Teacher May be a Sexual Abuser

June 23, 2020June 23, 2020 Jeriah 10 Comments depression, coping, education, trauma, philippines, sexual abuse, private schools, mental health, anxiety

It seems like every high school in the Philippines has an open secret: teachers are flirting with their own (underage) students… or worse.

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No, You Don’t Need a Mentor (You Just Need Yourself)

June 22, 2020June 22, 2020 Jeriah 28 Comments self-care, tv series, mentor, self love, student, inspirational, motivational

You’re lost, and you’re at a scary point in your life. You can’t help but feel like you need someone older to guide you. But it’s okay, you don’t need a mentor.

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How to Avoid Toxic Positivity when Comforting a Friend

June 19, 2020June 20, 2020 Jeriah 24 Comments mental health, anxiety, depression, coronavirus, coping, caring, how to

There’s always that one person who tells everyone to stay positive in difficult times. Don’t be that person.

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The Beginner’s Guide to the LGBTQ+ Community

June 17, 2020June 17, 2020 Jeriah 10 Comments gender, politics, race, world issue, lgbtq, gay rights, lgbtq community, gay movies and tv

We compiled easy-to-understand online resources about LGBTQ+ people that you can use to educate yourselves. This isn’t just for queer folks; it can help you and your friends learn how to be a good ally as well.

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11 Indoor Mental Health Activities You Can Do Now

June 14, 2020June 22, 2020 Jeriah 7 Comments anxiety, depression, coronavirus, quarantine, self-care, caring, summer

The coronavirus pandemic and world events have taken a huge toll on our mental health and overall wellness. Good news is there are low-effort, mostly free ways to get yourself through this… with proven benefits!