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Every once in a while, someone asks a question you've heard a thousand times before, but this time, it hits your heart anew.
She's one of the most profound, do-it-your-way voices out there for her honest take on exercise, crushing ageist stereotypes, growing older, and finding yourself.
Photographer Christine Harris captures the inimitable artist Jan McCarthy in this guest feature.
The forthcoming and kind entrepreneur shares deeply about the good and bad, challenging and accessible, and the external pressure of doing it all perfectly.
Creative multi-hyphenate Amy Swift Crosby invites us to explore this scary question—and shares her freeing approach to finding the answer.
Every once in a while, someone asks a question you've heard a thousand times before, but this time, it hits your heart anew.
She's one of the most profound, do-it-your-way voices out there for her honest take on exercise, crushing ageist stereotypes, growing older, and finding yourself.
Photographer Christine Harris captures the inimitable artist Jan McCarthy in this guest feature.
In her new book Higher Love, Anne Kiehl Friedman encapsulates so much of what women today still face, including societal expectations and stigmas.
Christine Morrison offers her honest take on the significant shifts we face during the Middle Third.
We gathered in four cities—Los Angeles, Newport Beach, Chicago, and Austin—and we sold out every night, which tells us: Nothing is better than connection IRL.
The founder of Vintner's Daughter discusses making things slowly, feeling good in our skin, and staying grounded amidst all the noise.
Nada joins designer Kristen Blazek for her book launch, A 1000 x Better: A Rebel by Design. It was a night of aesthetics, inspiration, and middle third magic.
Menah Adeola Eyaside Pratt’s new book Blackwildgirl is a defiant and heartfelt journey.
The brand strategist tells us how she discovered a new clarity and way of being.
You may think the smart shopping expert always had her eye on her on-air role. But in truth, Trae Bodge discovered and built her niche in a winding way.
With her founding of Thaki, a non-profit providing computers to refugee children, Rudayna Abdo has proven herself a brilliant humanitarian entrepreneur.
It was a day that stretched us beyond our dreams and hopes. And spoiler: Nada's feet were killing her.
"For so long, people—even people I have personally helped—couldn't believe that somebody like me could come up with an idea like this,” says the founder.
Nada shares what inspired her to create Liberty Road—and our new venture, after school.
Creative multi-hyphenate Amy Swift Crosby invites us to explore this scary question—and shares her freeing approach to finding the answer.
In this heartfelt admission, the interior designer shares how she bridged the gap between questioning her destiny and seeing its contribution.
In October 2016, Gina Pell published an article called Meet The Perennials. "Perennials" is a positive term she coined to describe a mindset of curious, relevant, ever-blooming people of ALL ages who defy generational stereotypes, share an insatiable thirst for learning and constantly push up against their growing edge.
So many of us don’t consider ourselves to be creative. We were taught that painting, drawing, molding clay, singing, acting and dancing were creative pursuits best left for creative people.
I’ve been thinking a lot about this after dropping off my gal for her first year of college…
While I’ve been sharing every day on IG stories, I’ve been out of pocket here on posts.
I have a million things to say. Each thought is bubbling up, eager to find its way to you. My hope is that over the next several weeks, months, and years, I will begin to unpack my thoughts and my heart with you in a way that resonates and brings new hope into your life.
