Gifts For the Guys
Sending a special thanks to Dockers® for teaming up with us on this post. Check out more about the brand and shop the looks pictured here at Dockers.com®. Guys are notoriously…
Wisdom
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Wisdom is one of the most valuable things we can gain—it is ancient, tried-and-true. It learns from the past, looks to others who have walked before us, and possesses a beautiful humility that says, “I don’t have it figured out, but I’m willing to learn.”
3 Simple Ways to Save Hundreds of Dollars
DailyWorth, one of our favorite sources of information for everything career-and-money-wise, is back! This time they’re sharing a few simple ways to save hundreds. Especially during one of the busiest and expensive times…
8 Tips to Avoid the Office Flu
We recently discovered DailyWorth, a powerhouse of information for the modern-day girl on the rise. Offering advice on everything from boardrooms to budgets, we find their content to be so helpful that…
Sharing Our Knots: Learning Vulnerability and Privacy in Relationships
There is an incomparable beauty in being known. It’s that moment in which our intricacies are understood, complications perceived, and innate qualities appreciated. We long for that ultimate connection, that…
How to Set Boundaries at the Office
I attended a small liberal arts college well known for its media communications program. Although more students claimed this major than any other on campus, the talent pool was still…
3 Things I’ve Learned From Working at Darling Magazine
Whether we like it or not, our jobs and the people we work with have a way of shaping who we are. Over the past year and a half of…
In The Game of Who Cares Less, Nobody Wins
In the past few years I’ve come to understand a new set of unspoken rules around how we socially interact with each other. As we navigate communication in the digital…
Digital Divas on Starting Your Own Business
As a female business owner, lately I’ve been delighted at the amount of women in business that are gathering together to assist, connect and uplift one another in their diverse…
What I Wish More Knew: Down Syndrome Awareness Month
This morning I sat at my dining room table sipping my coffee, watching my seven-year-old daughter eat oatmeal. I smiled when she looked at me, almond shaped eyes behind perfectly…
Help! I Work From Home! …Now What?
Maybe you’ve dreamt about working from home: Flexible hours! Taking calls in pajamas! Finishing a project while dinner cooks in the oven! Then you take a job that offers more…
No, This Is (Really) 30
Theodore Roosevelt once said, “Comparison is the thief of joy.” It approaches silently, incrementally. It has the ability to hijack even the most confident of individuals and leave them with…
Unemployed? Take a Deep Breath.
Recently, I created a list of things I wanted to do: Go to my favorite cycling class at the gym. Finish all books sitting on my coffee table. Crack open my new cookbook…
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