Category: Fulfillment
These posts are designed to help you make each day more meaningful, be it through career advice, ways to find your passion, break out of a creative rut or find a hobby that inspires you.
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The 6 Words Every People Pleaser Needs to Read
Everybody’s talking about Glennon Doyle’s ‘Untamed,’ but the one line everyone’s overlooking has been a gamechanger for me. In this book review, I’ll share my top takeaway and why it’s been so transformative.
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‘Beginner’s Pluck’: The Book That Helped Me Find My ‘Why’ Again
Once I started reading Liz Forkin Bohannon’s “Beginner’s Pluck,” I couldn’t put it down. It helped me reconnect with my sense of purpose. Here’s why—and how.
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There’s a Reason Why Certain Songs Grow on You
Here’s a confession anyone who knows me is all too aware of: I’m a Taylor Swift fan. I went to 1989 as a 27-year-old, feeling roughly five years too old to be there, but I didn’t care. I loved Red and 1989, and I was psyched for the launch of Reputation. Then it came out,…
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2020 May Be the Year We All Discover Our True, Unfiltered Style
I’ve always hated socks with sandals. You couldn’t convince me to try the trend. No way, no how. And then I saw Sock Candy‘s sheer socks, covered in delicate rosettes. They were so dainty, and kind of delightful, in a whimsical way. I fully expected to be mocked for the sudden interest, when a few…
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Why You Might Be Stuck in a “Hobby Swapping” Loop
Throughout quarantine, I’ve been cycling through projects: cartoon cupcakes, nature walks, knitting, jump-rope intervals, journaling, Pound workouts, testing TikTok hacks, aromatherapy. I dabble for a few weeks, then shift abruptly to something new, well before I develop any real expertise on the topic. Turns out, I’m not the only one—it’s a thing, which sociologist Dr.…
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I Can’t Stop Thinking About This Quote from Meghan Markle’s Grad Speech
I’ve never really followed the royals, beyond the awareness that my day job requires, but I haven’t been able to get Meghan Markle’s speech to the graduating class at Immaculate Heart High School out of my head. This year has been challenging on all fronts, and I’ve been trying to take more time to listen,…
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Is the Rachel Hollis Start Today Journal Right for You?
I’m a sucker for planners. And journals. And prompts that get me to dissect my feelings and goals and move forward, which is why the second I heard the latest collection of Rachel Hollis Start Today Journals and Priority Planners were out, I had to scope them out. My review of the Priority Planner has…
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You Don’t Have to Feel Guilty for Being Happy Right Now
The coronavirus has upended our lives, and with so many people struggling—with COVID itself, and/or job losses, mounting debt, loneliness, and so on—it’s easy to feel in a constant state of worry. (In fact, in some ways, we’re living in an age of “Everyday Scaries,” as opposed to the Sunday Scaries, where people feel a…
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How to Take Back the Weekend When Every Day Feels the Same
Three months ago, most people’s water cooler talk on Fridays involved the same question: “What are you up to this weekend?” The question itself hasn’t changed, but now, Zoom, Slack and Google Hangouts have replaced the office water cooler (though, for the record, when was the last time you and your coworkers actually gathered around…
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What Makes a Great Storyteller, According to Brené Brown
Leave it to Brené Brown to turn research on vulnerability into a must-watch video. Her TEDxTalk on the topic is one of the idea-sharing platform’s most viewed of all time, and over the years, she’s written several data-based New York Times bestsellers. What could be a totally dry topic is thrilling by her pen, so…
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6 Resources for Kids (and Parents) Who Are Social Distancing at Home
This isn’t a mommy blog. I’ve never taught homeschool. But, right now, I’m muddling through figuring out how to teach and entertain while working, and I know I’m not the only one. As we hunker down to try to prevent the coronavirus from spreading, many companies—and fellow parents—have shared free resources to help kids from…
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Is ‘Cancel Culture’ Giving Us an Excuse to…Escape Our Own Shame?
While reading the New Yorker this morning (yup, I do read things beyond what’s coming in the next FabFitFun box and the ingredients in Popeyes cajun sauce sometimes), I came across an interesting quote: “We’re in the midst of this cancel culture: ‘This person is gay, this person didn’t fight in the military, this person…
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