About
This blog exists because I needed a place where I could tell the truth.
Not the Instagram truth.
Not the LinkedIn truth.
Not the “everything worked out perfectly” truth.
Just the real one.
My name is Aliza Akram, and this blog is a written record of how I’m rebuilding my life after graduation — slowly, chaotically, and intentionally.
Why I Started This Blog
After graduating with an LLB, I realized something uncomfortable:
no one really prepares you for what comes after.
The uncertainty.
The financial pressure.
The career confusion.
The identity shift.
Everyone around me seemed to have it figured out, and I didn’t. Writing became the only way I could process what was happening. This blog started as a private outlet and slowly turned into a public space because I know I’m not the only one living this phase quietly.
This is not a motivational blog.
It’s a documentation blog.
What You’ll Find Here
This blog covers real-life experiences, including:
Rebuilding life after graduation
Weight loss and food discipline
Learning how to save money and stop emotional spending
Career changes and job searching
Working toward stability in compliance
Journaling, planners, and systems that actually help
Cooking at home and building sustainable habits
Therapy-informed reflections and mental resets
Some posts will be structured.
Some will be messy.
All of them will be honest.
A Note on Weight Loss & Food
At the beginning of 2025, I weighed 92 kg.
By the end of the year, I was 73 kg.
But this blog is not about “before and afters.”
It’s about changing my relationship with food, discipline, and self-respect.
I write about:
Portion control
Outside food habits
Cooking realistically
Breaking binge cycles
Learning moderation without guilt
If you’re looking for extreme diets or fitness culture, this isn’t that space.
Career, Money & Reality
I’m pursuing a career in compliance, and I’m honest about how unstable early career life can feel.
You’ll read about:
Quitting jobs
Trying Fiverr and Upwork
Learning what work culture actually looks like
Saving money after being broke
Building income without pretending it’s easy
I don’t glorify hustle.
I prioritize stability.
Journals, Planners & Systems
I’ve spent years in therapy and personal development spaces, and along the way I built journaling systems that genuinely helped me function better.
This blog will sometimes link:
Journals
Planners
Notion systems
Digital tools I actually use
Nothing is pushed.
If something resonates, it’s there.
Trigger Warning
This blog discusses:
Mental health struggles
Career uncertainty
Weight loss
Financial stress
Identity shifts
Please read with care and skip anything that feels overwhelming.
What This Blog Is Not
This is not:
A perfectly curated lifestyle blog
A “how to get rich fast” platform
A productivity cult
A fake positivity space
This is a real person learning adulthood out loud.
If You’re Here
If you’re:
Lost after graduation
Rebuilding your habits
Trying to feel stable again
Learning discipline without punishment
Looking for honesty instead of aesthetics
You’re in the right place.
Final Words
This blog is episodic.
It grows as I grow.
I don’t promise perfection.
I promise presence.
Welcome to my tremendously chaotic life.