dealing with embarrassment

As I get ready for my sophomore spring semester, I can’t believe how much has changed since freshman year. From different study habits to different life styles, listen in for an inside look of how I’m surviving my sophomore year!

I’ve been spending the past few days reflecting on the things I wanted to improve for the next year. It’s normal to not know what you want your New Year’s resolutions to be, especially if you’re not sure about the types of goals you should be setting for yourself. Let’s discuss how to find your “why” to make reasonable goals for 2024 and how to keep yourself accountable.

I’m back!! (again lol) As I near the end of my winter break, I decided to get back in the flow and talk about how my first semester in college has been! From study struggles to 3 AM bathroom debriefs to getting a bug stuck in my EYE, tune in to hear it all!

Do you ever find yourself avoiding the things you love because you’re afraid of embarrassment? Constantly reliving embarrassing moments? Fearing the the thought of others cringing at you? Well, here is the perfect guide for how to deal with cringing and embarrassment.

August is here so that means it’s college application season. Gabby is starting college at Stony Brook University this year and remembered the anxiousness that came with college applications. Listen in for the best tips for extracurricular activities, how to stand out with your application, essays, recommendation letters and more! She will also share her stats and activities that helped her get into Stony Brook!

Have you ever felt like a floater friend and purposely isolated yourself from your friend group for that very reason? Over the summer, I’ve been feeling myself distance from my closest friends. I realize I don’t hang out with anyone, text back, call, etc because I haven’t been feeling the energy to do so. In this episode, I’ll discuss my struggles in high school when it comes to friendships, in terms of fitting in, meeting friend expectations, my difficulty forming true and open bonds, and being myself in front of my friends. I’ll also get into some very interesting motives for forming ingenuine friendship.

Sometimes we all tend to take the little things in life for granted even if they bring happiness and positivity to us. But why should we show our gratitude and how can we identify the little things that make us who we are?

Why do we gatekeep? Is it toxic? Is it a good thing or bad thing? Gabby has noticed more and more gatekeeping happening on almost everything. But why?

For all of you high school school graduates getting ready to dorm in college, here’s a list of 48 things to bring to your dorm! (With some things you definitely should not bring)

There is one diagnosis that almost every high school student faces. You guessed it, it’s senioritis. This stuff is totally real and serious, and Gabby speaks about how she’s feeling and how she’s combatting this unavoidable lack of motivation.