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Soft Life, Sharp Mind.
Soft Life, Sharp Mind.
Blog dedicated to my studies at the Uni of London and my personal growth.
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MERCI, PARIS
I arrived in Paris hoping to discover a new city. I left having discovered a new version of myself. Paris taught me that life isn’t meant to be rushed. It’s meant to be experienced. Somewhere between opening the windows each morning, hearing students sing as the city came alive, getting lost on streets I’d never walked before, and dancing through Fête de la Musique, I stopped worrying so much about what came next and started appreciating where I already was. It taught me say
Jun 30


Twenty-Two and Alone in Toronto
Sorry to everyone I’m about to piss off… Just keep reading. I swear it’ll all make sense by the end. Everyone thought I spent my twenty-second birthday in Toronto with a friend. The truth? It was just me. I never told anyone because I knew exactly what they’d say. “You’re going alone?” “Why would you do that?” I didn’t want permission. I wanted freedom, so I booked the ticket anyway. Looking back, it wasn’t a perfect trip, and maybe that’s exactly why it changed me. On my b
Jul 3


The $2 Lesson
Truthfully, I didn’t start selling my clothes because I suddenly became a minimalist. I wanted some extra money… and my mom was tired of looking at my overflowing closet. Then I sold a dress I bought for $10 for $8. Instead of thinking, “I lost $2,” I thought, “I got to enjoy this dress, and now someone else gets to enjoy it too.” That completely changed how I look at secondhand clothing. So many of us have closets full of clothes we never wear while someone else would be e
Jul 3

About me
Soft Life, Sharp Mind is my digital space for documenting growth,
ideas, and everything I’m learning along the way.
It’s where ambition meets ease, and where I explore business, languages, cultures,
mindset, and creating a life that feels aligned, not rushed.

Hi, I'm Priskah or Michaella depends on who's asking..
Uni of London


The Future of Stores in a Digital World
Marks and Spencer (M&S) has been a major retailer in the UK for many years, but it is now facing challenges as more people shop online instead of in stores. This shift has led the company to close some of its stores and rethink its strategy. However, simply closing stores may not be enough to stay competitive. Instead, M&S must consider how to adapt its physical stores to better fit today’s digital shopping world. This decline in store performance is mainly due to the rapid
Apr 30
Ulta Beauty as a Digital Enterprise
For this assignment, I chose Ulta Beauty because it’s a store I actually shop at all the time, so I already understand how it works both in-store and online. Ulta sells directly through its website and app, and I definitely use both depending on what I need. One thing I’ve noticed is that the online store always has more options. Online, you can find More product variety and brands A better variety of makeup shades Online-only deals and promotions Compared to In-store, where
Apr 21


Protecting Your Personal Data in a Digital World
In today’s digital world, protecting personal information is more important than ever. Devices such as smartphones and tablets store large amounts of private data, including photos, passwords, banking information, and personal messages. Because of this, users must take steps to improve their online security and privacy. By using strong passwords, using security features, and being cautious online, you can better protect yourself from cyber threats and data breaches. 1. Use S
May 11
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