It's always been hard for me to write on the first page of a notebook. There's this need to fill it with the right words, to put my name on that page like it means something. My youth was that notebook to me. I'm not young anymore, not really, but I'm still filling it, and I'm still scared every single time I turn to a new blank page. Ten years ago I was sixteen. That's the year I found out I had something called a heart, felt it actually beating, felt it want things and brea

We live in a time where technology allows us to reach anyone, anywhere in the world, in just a split second. But, ironically, when we see our phone ringing, instead of feeling excited to catch up with the person on the other end, we are often hit with a strong sense of anxiety. You know that feeling when you're staring at your screen, wishing the call would just disconnect on its own, and thinking to yourself, "Why can't my parents just text?" It seems like we’re more connect

Taylor Fritz is one of the most interesting tennis players at the moment, not just because he is talented but also because of how he is able to balance his hobbies with his interests, high-profile job. Taylor Fritz grew up in Southern California, spending a lot of time in a desert near Indian Wells where the BNP Paribas Open is held once a year. What’s crazy is that in 2022, he won that tournament, beating Rafael Nadal, one of the greatest tennis players of all time. What was