Have you ever sat down to make progress on your current project and promptly wasted the next two hours looking at recipes for vegan mac and cheese (when you’re not even vegan)?…
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Don’t be ashamed; we’ve all been there. We’ve started a book, and left it on the shelf to gather dust for days, weeks, or months on end. We’ve made a reading list,…
There is an array of female authors turning up the male-dominated literary scene! Even more so, we can relate to these women writers who tell us that everything will be just fine.…
The best definition of a quarter-life crisis is – a period of doubt, anxiety, disappointment, and insecurity surrounding the career, relationships, financial situation, and general direction in a young adult’s life. A…
Like millions of other avid listeners, I love podcasts because they can fill in the boring gaps of a day. You can catch up on the latest news while you commute to…
This podcast recommendation is a long-time favorite. In listening to Creative Pep Talk I’ve learned a lot about figuring out my creative passions and balancing creativity with entrepreneurship. Yeah, it has provided…
This album is for the 30- and 40-year-olds that are all committing to themselves and doing therapy – Adele Adele’s latest album 30 brilliantly documents her quarter-life crisis. 30 is her first…
THE BETWEEN follows the story of Hilton, a young boy who discovers his grandmother’s cold, dead body lying on the kitchen floor. When he returns with help, she’s alive but something just…
A snapshot of the Van Gogh Alive Exhibit| Image via: Van Gogh Alive Van Gogh Alive’s website heralds it as “The new way to experience art.” If that’s accurate, from now on…
Georgina Lawton’s non-fiction debut Raceless is not simply a book about race and racism. It is an incredibly moving memoir about family, identity, friendships, and how race is constructed and deconstructed not just…