Rachel Peck

For a long time now I have been weighing the decision to move from London, where I currently live, back to America. The last few months I went through phases of feeling ready to move, especially when returning to London after having visited family in the states. However, I wouldn’t act on it and within […]

For years my mind has hosted debates on the topic of selflessness. The clear winner has always been debater “a”, arguing a selfless person should always consider others happiness and well-being above their own.  Many of us adopt this definition of selflessness and consistently place everyone else’s priorities on a pedestal. This is beautiful and

Have you ever brushed your teeth so fast it’s as if your wedding ceremony started 5 minutes ago, but in reality you have nowhere to be? Some mornings I catch myself rushing to have my teeth brushed and be dressed for the day without anywhere to go until the afternoon. Or cutting corners and hurrying

It is so common to compare ourselves to family, friends or people on social media our age who are living completely different lives and think we are falling behind. If someone else has a high paying job or is starting a family and another person has just finished school and doesn’t have a boyfriend there

For nearly two years I went through the following cycle: thinking about starting a blog, building excitement to share content and then talking myself out of it. Everyone has challenging thoughts left unspoken based on the need to appear put together and happy every day of the week. Why? Society has shaped humans to live

Growing up if anyone asked me about myself I told them I was a soccer player. I spent 20 years dedicating my life to the sport. It shaped friendships and family dynamics. It gave me the opportunity to push beyond mental and physical limits. Soccer made me face adversity head on. It taught me leadership,