Gail Kathleen Pilapil
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A fourth-year Bachelor of Arts in Journalism Student from the Polytechnic University of the Philippines.
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Mind Over Matter
What does it truly mean to be fit? Is it only measured by a person’s ability to lift the heaviest weights at the gym or by actively engaging in your favorite sports activities? While these activities are crucial for improving one’s physical health, we must also understand that the essence of fitness transcends much more than just developing the muscles of our bodies.
By Gail Kathleen Pilapil2 years ago in Motivation
Reconnecting with The Self
Everyone experiences a pivotal moment of self-discovery in their lives, it is a significant event necessary for anyone seeking inner harmony through self-reflection. However, many of us may have yet to consider the idea of reconnecting with our inner child as part of this healing process and personal development.
By Gail Kathleen Pilapil2 years ago in Motivation
Alone in a Crowd of People
“Loneliness is the poverty of self; solitude is the richness of self.” This is a quote from the book, Journal of a Solitude, written by a poet named May Sarton. I happened to read this particular line while mindlessly scrolling through countless posts on an anonymous website, Reddit and somehow it felt like a chord was struck within me.
By Gail Kathleen Pilapil2 years ago in Motivation
Exploring the Enigmatic World of Reality Shifting
Within certain circles, there exists a captivating phenomenon known as reality shifting. While its roots may be traced back to anime and manga, it's far more than just a fleeting trend. Reality shifting is often misunderstood or dismissed as nothing more but a mere fantasy or a means of daydreaming.
By Gail Kathleen Pilapil2 years ago in Psyche
How do you restart?
I used to play this old video game when I was younger. One of my classmates back in high school had recommended it to me, and I easily became fascinated with the concept of playing a game where you go on an adventure with your pet companion as you battle your way to victory. It’s easy to say that I got addicted so fast that I would even stay up till midnight playing, trying to be careful not to be seen and get scolded by my parents.
By Gail Kathleen Pilapil2 years ago in Confessions
MatPat's Legacy
In the ever-evolving landscape of online content creation, few figures have left as profound a mark as Matthew Patrick, better known as MatPat. His departure from the forefront of The Game Theorists marks the end of an era for millions of fans worldwide. Yet, amidst the sadness and nostalgia, MatPat's decision heralds a new chapter for YouTube's gaming community—one defined by growth, evolution, and the enduring spirit of creativity.
By Gail Kathleen Pilapil2 years ago in Education
Conquering Burnout
In the world of art, Lisa Golightly's words ring true: "There is no ‘right’ way to make art. The only wrong is in not trying, not doing…" This sentiment resonates deeply, especially as artists navigate the challenges of creative blocks and burnout, particularly exacerbated by the tumultuous events of recent times.
By Gail Kathleen Pilapil2 years ago in Art
