Yes! It's important to know that a product is meant for you, and what other people's experiences are with the product. A large portion of reviews will actually reflect the quality of a product, and the other portion should be taken with a grain of salt.

Wellness is the feeling of being able to breathe and feel secure. It is a process for many of us, and we are constantly changing in order to maintain our wellness. Mental and physical health plays a big role in out wellness. Even if I got a desired dream-- CEO of a big company -- I still have to make sure my internal needs are being met. I do check ups by acknowledging my emotions and reflecting on the cause and how I can move with this feeling. I meditate and talk to my loved ones about how I'm feeling. If I'm sick or tired, I can reflect on how it was caused and how to move forward. It's important for me to maintain my wellness by acknowledging the dips and bounces in my life.

Commitment is the best proof someone can show. Not weak commitment to get by, but things that show the value of learning and growth. If we have a goal, then we will do everything in our power to move forward. Trying to progress every single day will get someone where they want to be. Trying new things, sharing ideas, taking risks. All of these show commitment and dedication; therefore, these are extremely valuable things to have in a resume.