Game of Life

I collect creative hobbies like Pokémon — always chasing the next spark. Feeling like you have too many tabs open? You don’t have to pick just one thing. With creative seasons, interest lanes, and gentle routines, you can explore multiple passions without burnout. Side quests still matter — not everything needs to be the main storyline.

Starting something new can feel slow, like staring at a loading screen, but progress is happening—even if it’s small. On One Big Side Quest, I’ve learned to celebrate tiny wins, track ideas, and find my rhythm despite work and algorithm pressures. Every small step adds up, from TikTok views to blog reads. Remember: growth doesn’t need to be fast to matter—slow progress is still progress.

The end of a school year is never just about grades and goodbyes—it’s about growth, gratitude, and all the feels. In this post, I reflect on finishing my second year of teaching, watching my students grow up, and saying a heartfelt goodbye to the class I’ve known since sixth grade (plus my own little brother!). It’s a nostalgic checkpoint full of memories, hugs, and one emotional clap out. 🥹💜

What exactly is One Big Side Quest about? Read on to find out and join me on this new side quest in the Game of Life!