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Alisa Tanaka

Alisa Tanaka graduated with a Communications degree from Lewis & Clark College in 2012. She hopes to develop a career that allows her to make a measurable impact on the world while doing something that she loves. Her interests include psychology, linguistics, and mental health. She can also be found reading, watching documentaries, and writing her blog.

Website: alisatanaka.com/

How I Am Prioritizing My Mental Health In A Pandemic

You need to prioritize your mental health—and here’s how.

4 Things I've Learned By Being Rejected From A Job I Was Perfect For

Ever been rejected from a job you were perfect for? You are not alone! Here are 4 lessons to learn from the experience.

What's A Must In My Humid Weather Makeup Bag

Summer weather got your makeup melting? We’ve got 5 must-haves for you to beat the heat!

4 Ways To Build Your Network During A Pandemic

Pandemic networking is not quite the same as it used to be!

How #BLM is Prompting Me To Re-Think Privilege as an Asian-American

Here are some ways that the Black Lives Matter movement has prompted me to reevaluate privilege.

5 Things I Am Doing To Re-Evaluate My Career

My career path is not going the way I originally envisioned.

6 Books and 5 Podcasts To Educate Myself About White Privilege

This is an evolving time for everyone, and it is important to educate ourselves as much as possible.

3 Reasons I Am Happy I Waited to Teach English Abroad

Teaching abroad is an unforgettable experience, regardless of whether or not you do it for a year or a decade.

4 Tips (and 52 Questions) For Making Difficult Life Decisions

Making difficult life decisions is something we all have to do at some point.

Note To Self: You Have Value

Even if it doesn’t feel like it all the time, you have value.

How To Lay The Foundation For A Career Transition

A career transition is a natural progression of how we grow as professionals.

4 Reasons Why I Don't Regret Leaving The US To Teach Abroad

After teaching English abroad, I can say I do not regret my decision.

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