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Benjamin Franklin once said, “Tell me, and I forget. Teach me, and I may remember. Involve me, and I learn.” This week, I want to talk about something that’s often overlooked: the power of mentorship. In a world filled with YouTube tutorials, online guides, and endless blog posts, it’s easy to believe we can learn everything on our own. But the truth is, nothing compares to hands-on guidance from someone who's been there before. People often say there’s no shortcut to success

Last week on Wednesday I went to the small business expo down in Dallas. I got to skip school for it too which made it even better. I had heard about this event since June over the summer and without thinking much into I signed up then and there since the ticket was free. As the date came closer and closer I talked to my parents and after they agreed to let me go, I started preparing a small speech and introductory to introduce myself and my business. On the day of, my dad pi

This past week, I went to Top Spin USA’s 1-week training camp. Overall, it was a great experience. I leveled up my game and learned some powerful lessons that went far beyond the table. While I was there, a quote came to mind. Timo Boll, a table tennis champion, once said: “Never equate a loser with failure.” That quote stuck with me. At camp, I wasn’t the best. In fact, I lost a lot of matches. But that quote reminded me: just because I lost, didn’t mean I was a loser. How t

When I got started, I wasn't sure what I was doing. Due to this I was very scattered. I would use one app to take notes on something but then I would continue those notes in a random notebook. This approach led me to lose a lot of my work. Eventually as I progressed, I got better and found different platforms that help me streamline my process. I want mention that none of this is sponsored and its completely based on my experiences.   Simple Note This is a note taking platfor

Last Friday was Halloween, and I chose to dress as a witch for the occasion. I kicked off the night with seven friends, and after about an hour of trick-or-treating, we stumbled upon some other friends who were out in the same neighborhood. We decided to join them, but they were headed to a friend's house on the other side of the community to hang out and do some trick-or-treating there, which was a good ten-minute walk away.   On our way, three of my friends and I got separa