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Find your work flow

Love what you’ll do, and you’ll never work a day in your life. That’s the common phrase. Love when you do it, and you might never have to work another night in your life either. Somewhere along the line, humans decided that the most efficient workday exists between 9 AM and 5 PM. Oh, the good ole’ 9 to 5. Covet or hate it, this routine style of working has truly made a name for itself.

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Dear High School Seniors: An Open Letter to the Class of 2020 from a Mental Health Counselor
Dear High School Seniors: An Open Letter to the Class of 2020 from a Mental Health Counselor

Dear High School Seniors,

This is the time you have been waiting for. It’s warming up outside, and the days are getting longer. Both are signs that the end of the school year is drawing near. This May marks the 10-year anniversary since I graduated high school, and I still remember the excitement of looking out a classroom window, knowing that soon, I would be free.

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