Louisa May Alcott’s Quotes That Lived 184 Years

Louisa May Alcott is best known for her novel, Little Women, a novel that is unread by many men purely because of its title. What the men of the world (and most women) don’t know, is the novel is based on her own upbringing,one surrounded by the greatest intellectuals, scholars and writers of American history. […]

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You Need To Know Linda Rodin

You have to fail to succeed. That’s something I’ve always believed and Linda Rodin has just emphasized it. I recently stumbled across Linda Rodin because of her name and a photograph of her. Rodin, Rodin, Rodin….where did I know that name? It didn’t come to me until I googled the 67-year-old and instantly recognized the […]

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How To Prepare for Monday’s Super Moon

As  we near Monday’s Super Moon, use the days leading up to prepare yourself for the positive surge of energy and motivation that comes with it by spending time reflecting on the elements at play in your life. What has supported you? What has challenged you? If you are holding on to any anger or […]

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Why Every Sane Woman Should Feel Crazy

Glennon Doyle Melton began her online writing career in 2009, with the creation of her blog, Momastery. The funny, conversational and tell-all nature of her writing quickly gained popularity. Viral blog posts beginning with “2011 Lesson #2: Don’t Carpe Diem” led to the publication of her memoir, Carry On, Warrior and the growth of her […]

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Beauty In The Broken Places: The Art of Kintsugi

Some see beauty in the broken places…others make beauty from the broken places. There’s a famous technique in Japan known as kintsugi. Translated, it means “golden joinery” or “to patch with gold”. It’s a technique that stitches together broken pottery using gold applied with laquer on the broken places, enhancing the breaks. The technique is also […]

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Why It’s Better To Be Strong Than Pretty

There’s a type of woman in this world you meet only occasionally. She’s the type you can’t remember what she looks like. How can that be? In a society that lives and breathes off the measurement of beauty, how can you not know if someone is attractive or not? How can you not remember if […]

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