Uzo Aduba’s Optimism Is All You Need Today
“The thing that you can’t imagine yourself not doing, I think is the easiest trigger point to passion.”
Interviews
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Our stories are what shape us into who we are. Here you will hear from admirable humans who have chosen to be vulnerable—a call to all of us to embrace exactly where we are—thankful for our past, but highly anticipatory of the future.
40 Women Who Conquered Their Craziest Dream: Running a Marathon
I’m going to be completely honest: I’ve always slightly judged people who ran marathons. I viewed them as “overachievers” and thought: Why on earth would you do that?
Interview with Iskra: On What We See in the Mirror
We’ve been watching body-positivity model, Iskra Lawrence, for over two years now—she’s been shifting perspectives globally on what it means to love your body just as it is. Her story of getting rejected in the modeling industry and then rising to influence is fascinating, and her wisdom gained along the way is helpful for us all.
What It’s Like to Work in Charitable Giving
It’s a powerful thing to be able to work at a company you care about, but also work within the charitable giving department of that company.
A Scholar Breaks Down the Real Reasons We Compare on Social Media
We know we do it, but do we really know why?
Meghan Markle on Why ‘Being Enough’ Changed Everything
Why she was “enough” long before finding her prince.
Seth Godin Explains How to Start a Movement
“You just need to know what you want to say and who you want to change.”
How to Make a Difference When You Don’t Have a Fortune
Five simple ways we can make a difference regardless of what’s in our bank account.
The Art of Unlearning: How Do We Know What’s False?
To what degree we have allowed ourselves to be conditioned to conform? What does “unlearning” look like?
Father’s Day: An Almost Nonexistent Celebration
“I get no respect.” The line famously coined by the (slightly) lovable Rodney Dangerfield does much to paraphrase the feeling that many men share ‘round the world. Interestingly enough, those…
What to Consider Before Putting Your Kids Online
Over 90% of American children have an online presence before the age of two.
