
Things That Happened:

- I celebrated my 30th birthday in Los Angeles, California.
- I went to see Chicago on Broadway for the first time.
- I became a Notary Public after passing the exam (on the first try).
- I went to my first ever themed Spring Break party.
- I went to see Tomorrow x Together in concert at Madison Square Garden.
- I attended a Fourth of July cookout.
- I went to Atlantic City for the very first time in the summertime.
- I was permanently hired as an Enrollment Registrar Coordinator.
- I spent another weekend in AC in October and had possibly the best weekend ever.
- I went to my second Halloween party; this time actually without my social anxiety getting in the way.
- I attended my first ever Office Potluck.
- I went to my second work holiday party and won the 2024 holiday dance contest.
- I dyed and cut my hair way too many times to count.
- I was featured in a couple of songs! (Check out DJ Obie The Mayor!)
- I was faced with a lot of challenges that started now being an adult.
Things I’ve Learned:
- You can do the things you’ve always dreamt of doing.
- There’s always an opportunity to cross things off your bucket list; even the minor things.
- You can do anything with hard work and dedication, no matter how hard they may seem.
- Always say yes to do something that you would’ve turned down in your past.
- Go to that big venue to see one of your favorite artist and always have a plan that eases your anxiety.
- The heat can be a bother, but the things you can do in the summer are endless. (I miss it!)
- Always take time away to reset your mind and body from your work to prevent further burnout.
- You are in your position in for a reason, and any doubts you may have stems from your desire to want to be good at what you do (and you do! Give yourself your flowers)
- The unexpected moments sometimes make the best memories.
- With enough practice and exposure, you can overcome anything.
- It’s needed to step back from the serious stuff to simply be grateful for those around you.
- Your anxiety is never what defines you, and sometimes you got to tell that to it.
- Despite having a ton of high moments, you must learn how to control yourself during your lows.
- It’s fun stepping outside of your box.
- Adult problems require so much are analysis and self-awareness than I ever thought.