Moving Out

"Your job is to be in school" -- a phrase students have been hearing for years. But what does this mean? Sierra connects her expericence in creating balance to the understanding of what it means to be a student. 

After a semester in college and six months into being eighteen, Sierra reflects what she has learned along the way. From friends being chosen family, to having everything one needs -- there are thoughful stories in each lesson tying weight to her words. 

Throughout life we are given choices. Some easy, some hard and others in the middle. In college we have to make many decisions and it is our job to align our choices with what we ultimately want in life. 

There are many demanding forces that make up a student's life: lectures, assignments, and reading. But, there are also conflicts and trials that shift our focus as well. In this episode, Sierra speaks to her life right now, opinions of college, and some of the tribulations she has faced while being here. 

 Living on your own -- this is what this episode is about. Decision making, friends, compromise, and classes.  Please write in, I'll read your email on air! [email protected] 

We all have seen toxic traits, but what if you have adopted some on your own? Sierra explains her understanding of how some toxic behaviors can be picked-up involuntarily, in the student realm. With social media and work ethic at the forefront, this 30 minute episode reaches many layers, in a  free-flowing, self-reflective way. 

Sierra walks you through how she found one of her many passions -- learning.  [email protected] 

Sierra speaks about her college decision journey-- perhaps, on the road less traveled.  Please leave a review and share your thoughts on [email protected]. 

Sierra explains her experience with the dreaded summer dilemma -- working all summer, instead of enjoying our break. Please write in your college experience at [email protected]. 

Sierra recounts her experience of the being a high school student during the pandemic. Starting from March of 2020, Sierra explains the trials and tribulations, but also her found silver linings from learning in a new way, in a new time.