It’s a Jungle Out There
A Note From The Editor: On page 82 of Darling Issue No. 12, we announced a call for submissions that tell your story and spark the creative process through word. Over the next month…
Career & Purpose
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Ambition. Dreams. Success. These words drive me to be gracious in business, wise with money, and a world-changer right from my desk. I am always on the front lines of my professional life. Hard work takes discipline, but there is freedom in living an intentional life. Stay here for all things career and purpose.
Spend Smarter: 4 Great Budgeting Apps
The word “budget” can invoke all sorts of feelings: anxiety, boredom, excitement, or even hopelessness. We have many ways to pay for things — credit cards, checks, PayPal, cash —…
Because Staying Motivated in the Summer is Hard
School is out, and even for those of us no longer living in terms of semesters, summertime can be one of the most difficult seasons in which to stay focused on our work or goals.
Don’t Forget to Think This Summer
Summer introduces the perfect excuse to take that well-deserved break we’ve been meaning to grant ourselves. We’re conditioned to associate this season with chatoyant skies and clement after-hours. Blushing swells.…
Darling Cooks: The Confidant’s Apricot + Arugula Salad
A Note From The Editor: Changing the world, wherever we are, starts small. As individuals, before we can think about excelling at our careers, in our relationships, or with our art,…
Darling Cooks: The Achiever’s Overnight Oatmeal
A Note From The Editor: Changing the world, wherever we are, starts small. As individuals, before we can think about excelling at our careers, in our relationships, or with our art,…
Anatomy of the Mean Girl
Gossip. Spreading rumors. Name calling. Criticizing. Cruel teasing. Intentionally excluding someone. Breaking confidences. Eye-rolling. Manipulation. These are all forms of relational aggression that the majority of women have been a…
Thriving in the Workplace with a Learning Disability
“The privilege of a lifetime is being who you are.” – Joseph Campbell As a child I realized that I was not able to learn to read like other kids.…
Surviving A No
“No” can be one of the most discouraging words a person will ever hear. These two little letters can mark us with rejection, failure, disappointment, and confusion. Whether it’s a…
9 Things for Your Computer That You Should Start Doing
Your computer and your car have a lot in common. Whether large or small, used for long periods of time or not, both can enhance your life and both should continue…
Goodbye, Boring Cubicle
Personalizing your workspace is crucial when it comes to maximizing productivity and creativity. One simple Pinterest search brings up a plethora of ideas and inspiration for designing your own space.…
How to Work a Room When You’d Rather Walk Out of It
Some people are energized when they enter a party, maintaining a posture of confidence as they approach each conversation. They remain self-assured and emboldened as they socialize throughout the evening.…
