Journal
The Hudson Valley: Where To Go When You Don't Want To Spend $1500 A Night At Wildflower Farms
Read PostThe Leap
The process of re-integrating the missing parts of ourselves takes a leap. Natalie Cox Crandall has undeniably taken hers and has wisdom for anyone standing at the edge of theirs.
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Allison Strickland
"The feeling of "not-enoughness" can be the internalization of an experience not being enough for you."
Read PostInspiring Winter Rest
Despite what our culture communicates, the natural world shows us that winter is for rest. There are examples of this all around you.
Read PostTrue Confession
I've never been a holiday person. I had a hard time finding my authentic self in any of the traditions I inherited.
Read PostOur Favorite Brands On Sale
Our philosophy when it comes to sales is to focus on the brands you would be buying whether or not a sale was happening.
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Meg Smith
"Even as a teenager I knew I wanted to be a photographer, but grew up in a home that discouraged pursuing creative work professionally."
Read PostEasiest Homemade Popsicles
Homemade popsicles are the healthiest option but the actually making them part is the problem.
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Laura Rosenbaum
"it's easy to get overwhelmed by the backlog and feel like you are constantly paddling and can never stay above water. But it is also possible to simply let go and float..."
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Summer Essentials for Littles
Here's our roundup of tested summer essentials for babies and toddlers.
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Ariel Okin
"Some people don't find their true passion in work until way later in life. It's important to think of all the good things you bring when you come to a new role with a little more life experience."
Read PostOur Next Chapter
Making things is something I will always do. For a long time, I've wanted to create a store where you can find beautiful, ethically made pieces for yourself, your home and your family. I'm so excited to finally share it with you!
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The Pregnancy List
A few years ago, I made an excel sheet for my best friends of all the things and tips I wanted and needed during my pregnancy and for the first year with a new baby.
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Neha Ruch
"You have a chance at any time in your life to rewrite your unique metrics for success and revisit them over and over."
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Joy Holder
"There was really no tradition of forest school in the U.S. when I started one ten years ago with my husband Charlie."
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The Best Sweaters and Sweatshirts for Fall
Here is our big edit of the best sweaters and sweatshirts for cozy season. Enjoy!
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Ocean On Our Minds
A special group of self-care products inspired by the ocean.
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4 Summer Drinks That Channel Female Energy
These fruit and floral, booze-optional summer drinks remind us of the abundance of summer and the divinely feminine quality of receptivity. Cheers to a sweet and nourishing summer!
Read PostOn Transformation
Martha Beck's new book, The Way of Integrity, is a guide to the future self that's been whispering to you.
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The Rebirth of Makeup
As the days get warmer and vaccinations increase, will we go back to makeup?
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Deborah Hanekamp
"Love is the true healer and we all have the power of love within us, so in a way you and the Love within you is your most powerful healer."
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Crystal Ung
"I like to make things that don’t exist but should, not for the sake of creating more stuff in the world but to serve unmet needs – the consumers that have long been ignored."
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9 Beautiful Things About Spring
Here's what we're most looking forward to in the season of rebirth.
Read PostOpen to Mystery
We are experiencing the unfolding of our lives in a new way. Meditation teacher and author, Sebene Selassie, guides us on how to open to a forgotten energy: mystery.
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Sending Love
No one's love will feel quite as perfect as the love you get from yourself.
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Stephanie Brown
"The minute-to-minute excitement of the ER, the camaraderie among the staff, and the messy, beautiful, crazy ways that we are all human are among the reasons why I keep going back everyday."
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January Bookshelf
It feels like a time for rest, retreat and deep nurturing. A time that's quiet and for ourselves. A time for a good book.
Read PostHappy Holidays!
May you find space and celebration for your whole self this holiday season, no part left out.
Read PostMy Mom's Persimmon Pudding Recipe
I'm attempting one of my mom's classic, decades-old holiday recipes. Join me if you're feeling brave!
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Holiday Gift Guides
Introducing our first ever holiday gift guides! The act of sending special gifts is more meaningful than ever as many of us can't be with loved ones this holiday season. What makes a gift special?
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Emily Koh
"I am searching for ways forward. We are living through an extremely volatile and transformative moment that calls on each of us to determine what we can do to make our future more just."
Read PostVote
Everything you need to register, plan, vote and understand your place in America's voting history.
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Easing into Fall
Transitioning into Fall is different in the midst of a global pandemic. It’s a weird feeling to let go of where you were when you can’t see where you’re going. It’s also when getting to know yourself might be the most interesting.
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Carly Martin
"It makes me feel so much less anxious during the day now that people aren't commuting to and from work, hustling around, trying to cram in as many possible work hours in a day. Doing a creative job will never perfectly fit between the 9-5 hours (I've tried)"
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Sebene Selassie
"I want people to be able to bring their full selves to spiritual practice: their race/ethnicity, cultures, joys, sorrows…"
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Our Farmers Market Guide
With every trip, I understand more and more about how our food is grown and how these practices connect us to the people and land around us.
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Rachel Brown
"I love to give personalized gifts, but one that will always stand out for me is a sweater I knit for my grandmother. Living on different continents, and with a considerable language barrier, we always found ways to express our love for each other that didn’t rely on words."
Read PostWatercolor
Water has a long history of healing. Think of all the ways that water makes us feel better. It's no surprise that watercoloring has a similarly restorative effect. Here is a watercolor exercise that anyone can do brought to you by Case for Making (my favorite source for watercolors!)
Read PostRace and Rallier
We must ensure that everyone in our community not only sees themselves in images, but also knows that they are represented at every level of the business.
Photograph of The Little Rock Nine after being prevented from entering Little Rock's Central High School, Bettmann/Bettmann Archive
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Buy Black
I believe so strongly in the power of where we spend our money. It's one of the reasons this platform exists. It is essential that we buy from Black women. Here's our roundup of beautiful, mindfully made products, services, books and art by Black women.
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Femme to Table
Our time in quarantine has given me the headspace to seriously explore where our food comes from. Here is our roundup of women farmers, grocers and food entrepreneurs, all supportive of systems that get our vote.
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Sasha Martinez
"Being a mother is more than one full time job and yet at times it doesn't feel like you're contributing enough. I'm not sure if it is my personal ambition fighting me or the societal norm of being "just" a mom."
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Mother's Day Gift Guide
It's a different kind of Mother's Day this year. The spread of covid-19 is delivering an outpouring of loss, discomfort and messages. Among them is our reverberating need for mother energy, both individually and collectively.
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Margaret Choo
"It’s ok to let go of even the most well-prepared, well-thought out plan if it’s not the right one for you."
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Rachel Schwartzmann
"But if I've learned anything in my work, there's always more to one's story."
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5 Ways to Welcome Spring
Ancient wisdom, from Traditional Chinese Medicine to Ayurveda, tells us that Spring is a time to clear out and begin again.
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Dechel Mckillian
"I essentially changed my entire career as a stylist to pursue a vision in 2014."
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