Teach Me Your Ways

Welcome to the Season 1 finale of Teach Me Your Ways. In this episode, I take a comedic but honest look at those moments when it feels like everything is failing at once; deadlines stacking up, plans falling apart, and motivation disappearing. From working three jobs in college, to high-pressure moments in banking, to the daily unpredictability of teaching, I’ve definitely experienced those “every...

Sometimes the problem with a team isn’t the work. It’s the energy. In this episode, I talk about what happens when you’re part of a team where everyone is capable, everyone is doing their job… and somehow, nobody really gets along. No drama, no chaos; just tension, awkwardness, and vibes that make every meeting feel longer than it should. From working in banking to collaborating in education, I’ve...

Let’s be honest. Group projects are not about teamwork. They are about survival. In this episode, I’m talking about the universal experience we’ve all had: one person does everything, one person disappears, and one person suddenly becomes very active the night before it’s due. From college group assignments while working three jobs, to team environments in banking, to collaborating as a teacher, I...

Let’s talk about emails because nothing spikes stress faster than seeing “Just following up” in your inbox. In this episode, I break down how I learned to write emails that actually get responses without spiraling into overthinking. From emailing professors as a working college student, to professional communication in banking, to constant parent and admin emails as a teacher, I’ve sent a lot of m...

Let’s be honest! Most studying doesn’t happen when you’re well-rested and highly motivated. It happens when you’re tired, busy, and already over the day. In this episode, I share how I learned to study effectively during seasons when my time and energy were limited—especially in college while working three jobs. This isn’t about staying up all night or pushing through exhaustion. It’s about being...

In this episode, I break down what years of teaching, being a student who worked multiple jobs, and working in banking taught me about deadlines. Spoiler: most people aren’t late because they don’t care. They’re late because they’re overwhelmed, underestimating time, or trying to do too much at once. I share: •Why procrastination is usually a stress response, not laziness •What I’ve learned as a t...

There was a season of my life where I worked three jobs, went to college full-time, and still had the audacity to think I could “just power through.” Spoiler alert: I was tired. All the time. In this episode, I talk about what that season actually taught me not just about money, but about time, boundaries, and efficiency. When your schedule is packed and your energy is limited, you learn very quic...

In this episode, I’m talking about the art of not falling apart not because I’ve mastered it, but because I’ve practiced it a lot. From being a college student working three jobs, to working in banking where everything had a deadline and a consequence, to teaching in a classroom where chaos is built into the job, I’ve learned that staying “together” isn’t about being calm all the time. It’s about...

Let’s be clear: I was not born organized. I just learned how to make chaos look intentional. In this episode, I’m talking about survival organization: the kind you use when you’re working multiple jobs, going to class, teaching students, or sitting in meetings pretending your life is together. As a former college student juggling three jobs, a banking career that demanded precision, and now teachi...

Welcome to Teach Me Your Ways where six minutes of controlled chaos somehow turn into life advice. In this first episode, I’m breaking down my personal Chaos Starter Pack, and yes… it starts and ends with coffee. As a teacher, former three-job college student, and someone who worked in banking (where time management is basically a personality trait), you’d think my secret weapon is color-coded pla...