A brief investigation into consulting fortune cookies, shooting stars and other questionable life advisors.

Life gives us plenty to cry about. Beautiful things. Sad things. Frustrating things. Movies that have absolutely no business being that emotional. The least life can do in return is provide a decent location.

What if finding your dream has less to do with inspiration and more to do with commitment? I've never struggled to find dreams. Only to choose between them.

Maybe growing up feels less romantic because it asks us to participate in life instead of simply dreaming about it.

Just how much do our habits shape the way our lives actually look, both to ourselves and others? Our private routines may not be as hidden as we think.

From glossy high heels to scuffed sneakers, have we gotten too comfortable? A look into how constantly prioritizing ease and practicality in our life could be making us lazy and uninspired.

Lately I’ve been wanting to find passion again, so where better to look for that than romance? Here are my thoughts on 3 films that have reignited that spark for me. From star-crossed lovers to quiet betrayal, messy love still moves us in ways real life rarely does. Not because we want the chaos, but because we miss what it feels like to burn.

There was a time when love was allowed to be dramatic. To be unreasonable. To care too much. Watching this month’s films made me question whether we’ve become too careful to feel fully alive.

Life as a custom piece, not off the rack. What happens when we stop treating art as an escape and start letting it shape the way we live?