Welcome to my blog!

I've had several blogs over the years, one of which I created for a class (and it gained a bit of traction while I studied abroad in undergrad: www.rhemafw.wordpress.com), but I've longed to be consistent with it. Vlogging is extremely popular today, and though I've tried that too - blogging has always been, and will always be, my first love.

This blog will focus on helping young millennial women like me navigate life. My favorite books, Netflix shows, trips, fashion looks, make-up pick ups, etc. will ALL be featured here. As well as self-care tips and tricks. (that I desperately need myself!)

I recently graduated with my Master's degree in advertising and public relations, so posts related to pre-and-post grad life will be found here as well. I pray you enjoy reading my thoughts as much as I know I'll enjoy writing them.

<3 Rhema

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What I Learned from Elaine Welteroth's "More Than Enough"

Photo courtesy of People.com I was introduced to the incredible force that is Elaine Welteroth through an episode of Black-ish. If you're an "ish" fan like me (Black-ish, Grown-ish, the other "ish"...), I'm sure you know which one I'm referring to. On said episode, Yara Shahidi's character, Zoey, landed an internship at Teen Vogue where Elaine played herself - a powerful, poised, no-nonsense editor-in- chief that everyone wanted to impress. She had big, beautiful hair - and I couldn't shake the feeling that I had heard this woman's name before this, had seen her somewhere as well. I realized later while reading the book, that back when I was going through a time of trying to figure out what to do with my life (I decided on writing for a magazine - ultimately becoming its editor-in-chief...not my best idea, because we all know print is declining), I did research and she popped up. I found her LinkedIn page, briefly looked over her journey...

The Best Of My 2018

Because January isn't completely over yet, I figure it's still acceptable to list a few of my favorite things from the past year. These are in no particular order of preference, and though I'd like to say I loved everything equally, that just wouldn't be true. The TRUTH is, it's hard to determine to what degree I enjoyed these things. I'm also a little lazy, and would prefer to just list as I please :) If you like lists, which I'm sure you do (it's 2019 now, and there's literally a list for everything) continue reading! 1. The Office Season 5, Episode 14 - my FAVORITE! 😂 Though I said this list would be in no particular order, if I had to choose what my favorite discovery of the past year was, The Office would definitely be it. I've seen the memes and gifs all over Twitter for the longest, and though they were funny, I never knew the context. The show was absolutely hilarious to me (I ugly cried and laughed A LOT), and ...

Five Reasons Every 20-Something Woman Should Experience Living On Her Own

A shot from the day I moved in :) Hi guys! In March of last year (March 4th to be exact), I moved into my first big-girl apartment in the metro Atlanta area. To celebrate me living on my own for this long, I decided to compile a list dedicated to encouraging my fellow millennial women to live in their own spaces! I realize that living alone isn't for everyone. Depending on the person, there are a lot of factors that may go into it - location, finances, personal preference, etc. This list is simply based on my OWN experiences, and in no way am I saying that my opinion would be the "right" move for you - but it was right for me, and could be right for a person in a situation like me. Let's get started :D 1. The first advantage to living on your own is PEACE. I lived in my mother's house for most of my formative years, then went off to college, lived with roommates, and finally, came back home to attend graduate school - again, staying with my m...

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