I miss being manic sometimes lmao

I think someone showed me this (or something similar) years ago and I totally forgot about it until now? It's magical how much joy I get from rediscovering random things like this

Sharing again with a book I just discovered that speaks directly to this: Moving Up without Losing Your Way: The Ethical Costs of Upward Mobility by Jennifer Morton VERY excited to read it when it comes in the mail ❤️

Data visualization really can be art if you let it ❤️

Learning how to respond constructively to emotions in adulthood takes a massive investment of time, labor, and often, money. Been thinking a lot recently about where I'd be now if I didn't have to do sm catching up

This is actually great advice to live by?? The whole thread is so good too

It's just hitting me that I've actually never met another openly ✨️bipolar✨️ person in an academic context. I'm curious if it's ppl staying quiet from fear of stigma or that we're just *super* unrepresented?

Curious if these journal editors will be impressed or annoyed with the *many* edits I made on this R&R w/ minor revisions. Like listen. Idk what was going on 6 months ago but I swear I can do sm better now 😭

Tfw you focus exclusively on structural racism so you can front like an ally without the hassle of interrogating ways you actively make your black & brown colleagues' lives harder

‼️ I need less pep talks about imposter syndrome and more about dealing with the emotional labor of these interactions

Institute started this Tuesday and I've already learned so much?? I'm so so grateful for this opportunity (and my endlessly supportive advisor 🥺)

I'm EXCITED about this!! The discourse about student debt & college affordability desperately needs to integrate this type of info Can you really say college is affordable if students can cover tuition yet can't access stable housing, even after going into 20k+ in debt? 🤔

God I cackled 😭