How I Make Time for Myself
Cassandra Di Lalla (she/her/hers), Low Entropy Volunteer Writer It’s so important to make time for yourself, regardless of how that looks for you. Making time for yourself is a big part of self care. You see, if you don’t have your health, then how will you enjoy the little things in life? How will you […]
More Than Just Being on Time
Diny Davis (she/her/hers), Low Entropy Volunteer Writer “Time is the scarcest resource and unless it is managed, nothing else can be managed.” – Peter Drucker In a world where time is often considered our most precious resource, how we manage it is often a reflection of character, respect and personal discipline. As someone who has […]
Despite Our Intentions
Lauren Long (she/her/hers), Low Entropy Volunteer Writer We’ve all experienced this at one point or another right? We wake up with an intent to spend the day doing what we want to do, only for it to hit the wall and explode into a thousand little pieces. This can happen for any number of reasons: […]
I Am Defined by How I Spend My Time
Grace Song (she/her/hers), Low Entropy Volunteer Writer Time is the most precious resource that we have. At least that is what I believe. Unlike money, health or even knowledge, time cannot be earned back once it is spent—it just disappears into thin air. As time is a limited commodity, I often find myself falling into […]
As Right As It Will Ever Be
Neha Kaushik, Low Entropy Volunteer Writer The Elusive “Right Time” In the quiet moments of our lives, we often find ourselves staring into the unknown, wondering when to take the leap—whether it’s starting something new, letting go of the familiar or stepping into a world that feels daunting, yet exhilarating. “When is the right time?” […]
In Anticipating the Future, I Forgot the Present
Ugochi Guchy Kalu (she/her/hers), Low Entropy Volunteer Writer It is funny how easily life can turn into a series of checkpoints. As if we are all following some invisible to-do list, ticking off accomplishments that push us closer to some undefined “better.” A better job, a better home, a better version of ourselves. I used […]
2014
Cristina Crescenzo (she/her/hers), Low Entropy Volunteer Writer If I could time travel, I’ve always thought it would be cool to travel back to the 80s and meet my parents, or maybe the 50s to see an old Hollywood movie starring Marilyn Monroe, or even 1800s England, specifically Bath, just to be in the same area […]
Letting Go of the Past
Neema Ejercito (she/her/hers), Low Entropy Volunteer Writer Please note that this article discusses sexual abuse. The title couldn’t be any more cliché, right? But then, just because it’s cliché doesn’t make it any less true. I mean, as a smart friend once pointed out, that’s the reason it became a cliché in the first place. […]
In the Moment
Rowan Sanan (he/him/his), Low Entropy Volunteer Writer Time is not infinite. As existential as it is to think about, time is our most precious resource, because once it is spent, it can never be recovered. We can’t control how time passes, but we can control how we spend that time—and who we spend it with. […]
Within the Rush
Nei (she/her/hers), Low Entropy Volunteer Writer Living slowly is often imagined to be the act of physically moving slowly. Things like walking and eating slowly, waking to the sound of birdsong and never rushing to or from anything can seem like they are only attainable for recluse folks living away from modernity in the mountains. […]