For months, I felt constantly bored and glued to my phone. Then, I started saying yes to everything.

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Once I forced myself to say yes to plans and new experiences, I began to enjoy life more and learn about myself. Alicia SimbaI encourage my students to say yes to trying new things, but I wasn't following my own advice. Burnout and boredom led me to start saying yes to new plans, activities, people, and places.

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