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The Habit of Confidence: Test Taking Trust
Confidence isn’t about never doubting yourself—it’s about trusting the work you’ve already done. From second-guessing LSAT answers to portraying my worth to law schools, I’m learning to lean into my first instinct and make confidence a force of habit.

Do You Prefer College Parties or College Paradoxes?
"Are you going to that party tonight?" was a common question for me my first year of college, but it’s been years since I’ve heard it. Now, I’m the one hosting, welcoming everyone who’s finally made it to my party. College is a double-edged sword—I’ve learned that it’s not about the degree or the title you hold, but rather the paradox of hating school yet continuing because it’s expected. The pressure to secure a job often overshadows the joy of learning, making me wonder what it would be like to just enjoy expanding the mind without the looming weight of tuition and future careers.

Is Life Unknowingly Known or Knowingly Unknown?
In this weekly reflection, the writer contemplates the challenges and growth experienced at 18 and 22, finding unexpected solace in a pandemic-altered life. The upcoming 23rd year brings anxiety about adulthood. The chosen song, "Don't Trust Me" by The Booyah! Kids, parallels the theme of self-distrust and seeking balance.