5. I started to let inertia take over.
Neurologists say the human brain continues to grow and mature significantly up until the age of 25. And sure enough, it took me until about that age to realize that any improvements to my body, mind and life would require some conscious effort: I started working out regularly, met with a therapist for a year, and worked some de-stressors like yoga into my life. After graduation, there aren’t as many advisors around to help you. You’ll have to make a point of setting goals for yourself and seeking out novel experiences. I can’t promise that you’ll prosper in material things; the odds, quite frankly, are against it. But I can promise a richer life if you realize that any inertia is your own doing, and so is any forward momentum.
Supercut of the Day: It really was inevitable:
You weren’t asking for this, but now it’s in your way: Our “Call Me Maybe” supercut video, featuring 75 of the most viral covers, lip dubs, dance numbers and artistic reinterpretations of the Carly Rae Jepsen jam that [Popdust] just dubbed the best song of 2012′s first half. If you thought the song was intoxicating before, just wait till you see it performed on accordian, lip synched by three shirtless dudes in a river, and danced to by an overzealous girl alone in a closed Burger King.
made. my. day.
Best city in the world. (Taken with instagram)
Cafe Mai
The evolution of the gaming controller. Awesome GIF.
Ok… So it’s been a while… Here’s an artsy shot I took of Michael in Santa Barbara a couple of weeks ago
cutest. baby. ever.
(my first cousin once removed technically but i think of him as my nephew).
REVIEWS. this is too true.
TC: A (Non-Political) Ode to Washington, D.C.
“…there exists here a thriving society full of young, brilliant people whose core reason for living and breathing and working in this town is to make the world better.”
Robin Thicke concert #TuesdayNights (Taken with instagram)
Early St Patty’s day! (Taken with instagram)
