College Graduate Pt 2

College Graduate pt 2

In which Natalie's best friend finally graduates

I smile brightly as they call my name. I had officially graduated college. I couldn't think about anything besides that. The first person in my family with a college degree. I fucking did it.

I heard Natalie's squeal before I saw her. Squeezing each other I couldn't help but laugh when she yelled, "you did it bitch!" Ppl pulling away I smile bigger, "I'm so glad that's over." The brunette nodded and grabbed my hand leading me away from the big crowd, "now you can come to LA." "All my bags are packed." She nods, "good because our flight is in 2 hours." I laugh and shake my head, "eager huh?"

"Dalilah this is David, David this is Dalia," Natalie smiled introducing me to a handsome guy, who I now know is her boss. I smile and wave, "hi." He chuckles, "hi. I hope you don't mind but I filmed your graduation." I shake my head and laugh lightly, "it's fine. Nat told me about your job." He nods and smiles, "cool."

It took us a little over an hour to get to my dorm, grab my bags, and get to the plane. Turns out David rented a private jet so we'd get to LA faster. And it didn't take long for me to fall asleep.

@/natinanoel: the new college Graduate decided she was gonna nap after 4 years of college

5 Habits to Boost Self Confidence

Confidence is a tricky thing. Some people naturally seem to exude confidence, while others struggle to have any. And some of that is just who you are, some are naturally shy, and others are naturally loud. However, there are times when you need confidence. For example, meeting new people, giving a presentation or starting a new job. Confidence can be really useful and helps you to feel calm and assured in a situation where you might normally be panicky and flustered.

I am the first to admit I am not a confident person. It was always me that had trouble putting my hand up in class, leaving the comfort of my mum to actually go to school and talking in a group of people. I was always aware from a young age that I was shy. My Mum would introduce me to someone, I wouldn’t talk, and my Mum would say ‘oh Ash is just shy’. Which made me believe I could never be confident, because shy was my default. But shy people can learn to be confident, so Psych2Go shares with you 5 habits to boost self-confidence.

1) Assess yourself

Instead of staying in the fogginess that is lack of confidence, take stock. Forget thinking you need confidence, instead focus on what is it you want to achieve. Any time you feel a bit wobbly and sense yourself falling into ‘I’m hopeless, I can’t do it’ territory, stop and take a breath. Detach yourself from your emotions and analyse where you are, where you need to be, and what you need to learn. Keep assessing yourself. It’s important to keep everything in perspective. Before you do something that…