Emily McDowell successfully built a beloved stationery company named after her. But she noticed something when she stopped being a human brand. While our culture has lots of roadmaps for “success” we don’t have any for walking away from it. So she and her friend Holly Whitaker started a podcast called Quitted to explore the art of quitting.
Read MoreThe American Psychological Association asked Americans if they were stressed. To which they collectively said, Um, ya think? It's true that this pandemic era has ramped up everyone's heart rate, so how can we make it through? Our team found 10 ways—that we can actually control—to help manage stress levels. We hope it helps.
Read MoreAre you ready for your next act? You might be ready for a life coach. Tami Hackbarth shares tips you can use today to step into your next power era.
Read MoreWe've been told Kegels are the key to having a more enjoyable sex life. But is that true? Clinician, writer, educator, and owner of Pelvic Wellness & Physical Therapy, Dr. Rachel Gelman debunks the hype. She also shares more about pelvic health. It covers far more than sex.
Read MoreCommon lore says that our desire wanes when our periods do. But what if we were fed lies and perimenopause gives us permission to explore even more ways of finding pleasure?
Read MoreRachael was 20 when she met her husband and married at 21. By 40 she was divorced. Now, after 20 years, she's ready to date again so she asked women (and men) in their 20s, 30s, and 50s for advice. It's a whole new dating world!
Read MoreWhen 46-year-old photographer Jennifer Folsom picked up her camera, something shifted. She no longer felt invisible. In fact, she felt powerful. And she wanted to explore her reclaimed visibility in a way that made sense to her: through art. She shares what she learned about desire, gender roles, and life after embracing the female gaze in this conversation with fellow artist, Melanie Biehle.
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