How to Ace College Life: Principles, Priorities, and Practical Tools

Who is this for?

⚡ Are you between the ages of 13 and 22?

⚡ Do you feel terrified for the future but simultaneously excited for the changes that accompany it?

⚡ Do you feel ready to move on from high school but sad at all the “lasts” with your friends?

⚡ Are you someone who wants to create your own life, or do you want to settle for whatever gets handed to you over the next five years?

You are the main character in your life. You are actively creating your future through every decision, every action, and every step you take. So I ask you, where do you want to be on graduation day? Who do you want to be? Where do you want to be going?

I know you have goals and ideas about who you want to be and where you want to be going when you graduate college. But look at yourself, are you that person today? Do you know how to get there? Do you know what it takes to become that person? There is a gap, and my goal is to help you turn this gap that we call college into the most meaningful, purposeful, and irreplaceable period in your life.

I want to teach you everything I didn’t know, so I created an interactive college playbook.

What’s included?

• Interactive thought exercises to help you get to know yourself
• Worksheet on setting values
• Systems to become a top student
• Notion templates to stay organized
• Ways to get involved in research, internships, and community service
• Tips on eating healthy in college
• Exercise routines for your physical health
• Interview hacks
• Links to online resources and free courses
• Knowledge from the best mentors I know

Why is this worth your time?

There is this law in science called the law of entropy, which states that all things trend toward disorder. The only way to stop it is through inputting energy. Your life is no different. Intentionality and energy are needed to prevent the disorder from overtaking your life. This playbook will not be able to prevent chaos, but if you take it seriously, it could provide you with tools, send you down paths, and open new doors that make you excited to jump out of bed every morning.

Why trust me?

My life is by no means perfect, but every day I work at becoming 1% better as James Clear says in Atomic Habits. I’ve done and tried everything I put in this playbook and through these systems and practices I’ve become someone who manages her emotions well, curiously seeks truth, communicates openly, delivers on her promises, and deeply cares about others. Yet, I still have a lot of work to do. I struggle with comparison, fears of being unlovable, and feelings of inadequacy every day. I tell you this because even when you get to where you want to be, there will always be new challenges. There will be another opportunity to grow. To some, this seems futile, and to others, it’s the most invigorating way to live life. If you find yourself a part of the latter, the ones who get a high chasing growth, I think you may like this.