Most life resources teach you to budget, save and find housing. This project looks at what comes before that: the overlooked habits, systems and everyday decisions that quietly shape your success in independence.
“You effectively avoid the trap of lecturing the reader, and instead, through so many beautifully worded lines, you invite the reader to ‘feel’ something from what you are saying and to feel like they are learning these lessons with you.”
Ms. Davidson · Social Studies Teacher, Prince of Wales Secondary School
“Your writing is clear and concise, and you make many excellent points that I believe will help young people living independently.”
Nicholas Wilson · Director of Bands, Prince of Wales Secondary School
“After reading each post, I found myself with new thoughts, questions, and ideas. That speaks to the quality of your writing and thinking.”
Oliver Sandor · Social Studies Teacher, Prince of Wales Secondary School
Independence is Imprisonment without StructureMoving out is supposed to feel like freedom. No one to check your schedule, no one telling you when to go to sleep, and no one reminding you how to spend your money.
Solving the Wrong ProblemFor the longest time, I thought I had solved one of my biggest problems around managing my money.
How To Talk Yourself Out of Your RoutineLiving alone has made me realize that you often don't notice when your routines start disappearing.
