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I joined Instagram during college. I remember being so excited to get an iPhone so that I could get the app. My first photo was from a hike that I went on with my parents, but, pretty quickly, my relationship with Instagram became more growth-oriented. I was an...

2020 was a roller coaster for all of us, but it was particularly hard if you were a Black person or a small business owner. I happen to be both. If you want to learn how to support a Black owned business, you're in the right place, but let's start with some context...

I love the transition from January to February because it is a clear invitation to begin again. Click in to listen to the full episode or continue reading below. Despite my best efforts to set goals with intention, I still find myself putting pressure on myself in...

In a world where we’ve tried to make everything as productive as possible, we’ve lost the art of leisure. The thing is that we all need a hobby and in this episode, I talk about the hobbies that everyone needs in their life. Listen to the episode, or read below for...

How would you define personal development? This concept can be kind of a buzzword, but in this episode, I want to share the definition we’ll be using for Be School going forward. Newsletter: taylorelyse.com/subscribeHotline BE:Text JOIN to +16506180711 Be School...

In this episode of Be School, Ruby Warrington and I talk about sober curiosity, her new book The Sober Curious Reset, and self-discovery. This is a conversation you won’t want to miss. Ruby wrote Sober Curious in 2018, and it took the world by storm. Suddenly, it felt...

After defining success for yourself, reflecting, and creating your mantras and core desired feelings, it’s time to start your goal setting process and actually write down your goals. Since you’ve done so much work upfront, this part should be a breeze. Here are four...