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We’ve been quiet… but not idle.

Behind the scenes, something extraordinary has been taking shape.

It’s bold. It’s global.

And it’s made for the thinkers, the doers, the dreamers—

those who don’t just study innovation, but live it.

I'm home for Summer and finally getting pictures off of the old family computer. It's making me think a lot about how many photos are lost on old drives and inpiring me to print pictures to have physical copies. Does anyone have good advice for this?

If I had a dollar for every time someone asked me that, I’d probably have enough to pay for a textbook (okay, maybe half of one). Picking a major is one of those things everyone makes you feel like you have to figure out immediately—as if declaring a major at 18 is some kind of lifelong marriage contract. Spoiler: it’s not.

Honestly, I didn’t have a clue what I wanted to major in when I got to college. I came in thinking I’d do pre-med, because that’s what smart kids do, right? Until I actually took a bio class and realized I had zero interest in memorizing cell structures or pretending I liked chemistry. So I panicked. Everyone around me seemed so confident—business majors already had internships, computer science kids were building apps in their dorms, and I was just... eating ramen and trying not to cry in the library.

What…

Let’s be real—high school is wild. You’re juggling classes, homework, tests, sports, clubs, maybe even a job, all while trying to have some kind of social life (and sleep... occasionally). With everything going on, “healthy lifestyle” might sound like something you’ll deal with later—like in college or, you know, adulthood. But honestly? Taking care of yourself now makes everything else way easier.

So here’s the deal: you don’t need to be a gym rat or drink green smoothies every morning to live a healthy life. Small, realistic habits go a long way.

Move Your Body (But Make It Fun)

Let’s skip the guilt-tripping about exercise. You don’t need to run five miles a day or lift weights at 6 a.m. Just move your body in ways that don’t feel like torture. Dance around your room to music. Walk your dog. Join a sports team if that’s your thing. Try YouTube…