Author: Dagny Zenovia

  • Future of Fashion in Houston: Event Recap

    Future of Fashion in Houston: Event Recap

    When you think of fashion capitals, what city comes to mind? New York? Paris? Milan? Tokyo? Those are all true, but with technology and social media, new cities are gradually finding their place in the fashion world. Houston might be one of those cities. I had the pleasure of attending the “Future of Fashion” speaker…

  • This Will Be The Best Summer Madness

    This Will Be The Best Summer Madness

    Summer summer time. Time to sit back and unwind. We are all looking forward to spending more time outside, seeing more friends, and having a good time. Some of us might have plans to make this the best summer yet. Actually, we all should. Regardless if you are on a full vacation or will only…

  • A Safe Space For Students: 15 Years of No Place for Hate in Houston

    A Safe Space For Students: 15 Years of No Place for Hate in Houston

    I believe the children are our future and I’m sure you do as well. Since children spend the majority of their day in school, a school’s curriculum and environment influences their development and our future. With the increase in school’s security, state testing, and in some subjects or activities reduced funding, I sometimes wonder if…

  • How To Build Your Lane

    How To Build Your Lane

    Has anyone ever told you to “stay in your lane”? Depending on the circumstances, it might have been a word of encouragement or caution. Your “lane” can be your field, specialization, experience, or status. Defining your “lane” is very helpful to recognize the steps and skills needed to move in that “lane.” What if your…

  • Hello 13-Year-Old Me

    Hello 13-Year-Old Me

    I have been feeling a little nostalgic lately. It might be the spring season or the articles I have been reading about millennials or the PowerPuff Girls return to Cartoon Network. By the way, did you PowerPuff Yourself? You know I had to. Anyways, you know I am always sharing reflections on different things here…

  • Why A Law Student’s Mind Is Precious

    Why A Law Student’s Mind Is Precious

    “Go to law school, they said. It would be fun, they said.” The amount of memes describing the humor, wisdom, and torture behind law school are hilariously accurate. As my 2L year comes to an end with an eventful final stretch, I am surprised and humbled to look back on how much I have grown.…

  • Why Multi-Racial Identity Is Too Complex For A Check Box

    Why Multi-Racial Identity Is Too Complex For A Check Box

    How do you define your identity? Is it determined by your family, neighborhood, or name? Is it influenced by your status, choices, or society? Depending on the person, it could be a combination of any of these. I think the bigger question is whether your identity is something you create or something you accept. I…

  • 5 Ways To Become Marriage Material

    5 Ways To Become Marriage Material

    I am willing to admit that I am looking for a husband. So, if you know of any on sale, please let me know. Ha, kidding. No, but really. Ok, moving on. This post is not about glorifying being single. There is nothing glorious about being alone. Instead, I am sharing five ways you can…

  • What Inspires A Move For Change

    What Inspires A Move For Change

    With the internet, you can find inspiration everywhere. From stories to classes, there is something to keep all of us entertained or enlightened. Through self-publishing and social media, so many brilliant ideas are slipping past barriers and amplifying their voices. I see this as a movement of sorts. A move for change, awareness, and responsibility.…

  • Why I Am Done With Empty Conversations

    Why I Am Done With Empty Conversations

    Picture this. You are chilling in a coffee shop, or searching for an ingredient in Aisle 5 of the grocery store, or floating at a mixer event, or having lunch with a new friend. You are open to chatting with anyone around you. You might even initiate the conversation. Then it starts. An interrogation that…