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.
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.”
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,…
10 Steps to Moving On After a Breakup
Breakups, they happen to everyone. They come in all shapes and sizes; some are swift and painless, others knock you round in ways you cant quite explain. Apparently, the average person…
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…
A Letter to My Sixth Grade Self
Dear 12 Year-Old Me, I‘m not sure you’ll be able to enjoy any of this letter until I first let you know that, yes, those Mickey Mouse underwire bras at…
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.…
Losing My Father, Finding My Heart
He stood 6′ 3″ with thick, salt and pepper hair. His face was rugged from years of sun despite the shade his cowboy hat offered. He was a cattle rancher, well…
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…
The Art of the Goodbye
In less than a month, our little family will leave the town where we have built our lives for over a decade. We are moving to a new state, following…
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.…
