I could have tried harder, but what about happenstance?
How did I plan to become a teacher-turned-weight lifter-turned-TV producer to writer? That’s the thing, I didn’t. Nothing was planned, but it all worked because I worked at it.
How to receive like a divine feminist when it’s scary
Learn how to receive the gifts offered to you, even when they come in unlikely (or unwanted) wrappings.
Kamala Harris and a history of female firsts
The first female lawyer, the first woman president of a bank, the first Black journalist to accompany a president, the first transgender woman to serve on a city council, and more U.S. pioneers.
COVID divorce aside, what does gray divorce mean now?
Boomers are the first generation of women to seek marriage and self-fulfillment.
How to be really angry and still be a good person
As good people, our relationship with anger can be troubled. But, when we appreciate and befriend our anger, it brings us our empowerment.
Meet the woman who scaled a DIY product into a million-dollar business that impacts elections and fuels social movements
The founder of Busy Beaver Buttons pins her top business advice and shares some of the world’s most memorable buttons in her new book, Button Power.
A title called You: Who are you without your job?
Whether you’ve been laid off, nearing retirement, or just ready for a new life chapter, think about what makes you YOU.
Lesley Ware’s major life transition, Bumble success story, and fashion as self-care
The New York style icon and author shares a slice of her creative newlywed life during the pandemic
The best part of aging? Earning the right to give less f—s
In the first edition of Age Against the Machine, Dixie Laite tells it like it is: “I've been through a lot, I’ve done a lot, and I am not to be fucked with.”
We survived the first week of remote learning during the pandemic
This is what remote learning looks like for a special needs child and another in a dual language program.