Positive self-esteem comes from integrity and honoring the princess within. Discover how to be more confident as a young woman while building self-worth and character.
We rejoice in our sufferings, knowing that suffering produces endurance, and endurance produces character, and character produces hope, and hope does not put us to shame, because God's love has been poured into our hearts through the Holy Spirit who has been given to us.
- Romans 5:3-5
Finally, the moment you’ve been waiting for since school started last August…summer! Now that the finals frenzy is over, you deserve a break. However, after a couple of weeks, make sure your slow-down doesn’t become utter laziness.
Life is an automatic visual buffet. From the moment you awake to peer at a gleaming canary colored sun to the blades of green grass you march through on the way to catch your bright banana shaded school bus. Colors can actually impact our feelings; they don’t call it a blue mood for nothing.
With job application living in the digital world, your resume is going to look very different than the resume your parents used to get their first job. Here are some helpful tips as well as key words to assist you in landing on the top of the pile:
A cover letter shows your personality and shares info about you that isn’t in your application or resume. Here’s 9 tips to write a cover letter.
The summer is full of possibilities. It’s a great time to earn some extra cash with a summer job. Since the interview process is the most important (and stressful) here’s some advice.
You scheduled your Friday night to remain empty because you need to relax and spend time by yourself after a hectic week. Of course, as soon as you get home and drop to the couch, your friend texts to ask what you’re up to. If you say “nothing,” then she’s likely to ask you to do something, even if “nothing” is all you want to do. So, you feel like you have to make up an excuse as to why you aren’t available that evening.
Summer vacation is right around the corner, so here are some tips on how to push through til the school year ends so you can finish well.
The end of the school year is on the horizon and finishing the end of the year can be difficult. In these next two months, you’re going to need a lot of diligence. There are many obstacles that get in the way of diligence – here are a few of them and how to best tackle the obstacle:
One of the best things about friends is they make you laugh. Laughter helps you build friendships, relationships and keep you healthy.
It’s finally the weekend, and amazingly, you don’t have a lot of homework assigned. You’re so excited to spend some extra time hanging out with your friends, catching up on your favorite Netflix shows and generally just being lazy. Then your mom’s nagging voice rings out, “You need to clean up the dirty clothes from your floor.” We have a solution for you:
When was the last time you actually looked under your bed? Have dust bunnies created a habitat or are cobwebs so thick that you can’t even see across to the other side? Here’s some tips for a clean bedroom.
When Christ looks at you, what’s the first thing He sees? Your value and worth. But the difference between Jesus’ view of you and the view that other people have is that Jesus knows your value. He doesn’t have to make a judgement call. He knows what you’re worth. He paid that price with His life. Therefore, He knows you are priceless.
It’s important to search for a good way to express yourself in the midst of a chaotic and unkind world. Some people express themselves through song or dance, some play sports, sketch or write poetry. ut, how often do you turn to the Bible? This isn’t about going to the Bible during hard times, for a weekly bible study or daily reading. Instead, it’s about using the Bible to express yourself – your feelings and emotions.
God isn’t concerned about fairness, at least not in the way we would define fairness. However, God desires for us to see, understand and experience contentment.
Selecting the right college involves a series of small decisions. To ease the stress of picking a college, here are nine essentials to consider.
When preparing for college, it’s easy to feel trapped into thinking you must find the one university that’s a perfect match. Rather than searching through thousands of options for the perfect fit, consider a new goal: narrow your search down to a group of colleges that seem to compliment your character and personal hopes for your future.
College expenses go far beyond tuition and a place to sleep. You and your parents need to prepare for the hidden trapdoors of heading off to college.
For many of you, the “new year” may not begin on January 1st but on the first day of school. New classes, schedules, activities and possibly new struggles are starting in the fall. Some of these struggles may have to do with romantic relationships, new or old friendships, academic struggles or problems at home. Dealing with these things can make a new time in life, which is already stressful, incredibly difficult.
Multitasking has become a cultural norm, in fact, people are proud of their ability to multitask. But, is it really God’s best for you?
You know all those cool people who do dangerous things and their middle name is Danger and you just wish you could be them!? Well,
You’re being bombarded with lots of pointless information every day. Mostly belittling lies about your identity. Here are nine things you need to tell yourself
The majority of your time at school feels like you’re focusing on math, science, history and social studies. Beyond the test scores and endless homework
Take an inventory of your classmates. Row by row, name all the students in your classroom and list your impression of them. Now, take a