Jessica Seinfeld – Founder, GOOD+ Foundation Where did this desire of yours come from to start GOOD+? My mom is a social worker, so I grew up volunteering with her and my family in homeless shelters. Then in college, I had both paid and unpaid internships. I worked for the state’s attorney’s office, for the […]
Read moreNation’s largest domestic hunger-relief organization with a network of 200 member food banks across the country Feeding America Their network of food banks is uniquely positioned to help people who need it most. Per the most recent USDA food security report, more than 37 million people, 11 million of whom are children, face hunger. As […]
Read moreAndrew Rosen On Challenging The Status Quo A version of this article was first published on HuffPost. Andrew Rosen — Chief Executive Officer of Theory What are you excited about working on right now? The world has changed in so many ways, there’s a new industrial revolution going on and the way we live our […]
Read moreA version of this article was first published on HuffPost. Helen LaKelly Hunt is an active member of the Women’s Movement and has significantly impacted change for numerous organizations including Women Moving Millions where she is the Founding Chair. WMM currently consists of 196 members and has garnered $288 million in donations advocating the advancement […]
Read moreMondays Are For the Fierce of Heart Does Sunday night scare you? It isn’t the best night of the week. Some may even argue it’s one of the worst nights because of its infamous successor. Monday blues follow Sunday scaries and both come together as an existential saber to our mood. We may feel an […]
Read moreRaise Your Hand If You Need Anger Management How many times do you get pissed off in a day? Road rage? Frustrated with your partner? Mad at yourself when you forget something? Anger is a crouching tiger and our higher self is just watching the nature documentary trying to figure out what is going to […]
Read moreWe All Can Be Confident Confidantes A confidante is more than just a friend. We don’t need others to validate ourselves but we do need authentic support systems that bring us comfort and clarity when we go through difficult times. The best way to find these systems is to embody them. Being a good confidante […]
Read moreIt’s Halloween. The day when the haunting edges of reality and fantasy blur. One of the few holidays where kids and adults alike are excited to escape the mundane metrics of their everyday lives. Whether that’s for an S on their chest, a broomstick, or even some eyeliner streaked across the cheek like whiskers, the […]
Read moreWhat does it mean to be a shameless woman? Shame is fear. We spend so much time nurturing our shame that we forget what it is. It’s not who we are. If anything, it stops us from living in our authenticity. The roots of shame are not worth watering. They are the decaying remains of […]
Read moreIf you listen closely, there’s a constant knocking at your door. I’m not talking about opportunity, we’ll leave that speech to Tony Robbins. I’m talking about your inner child, the one who was trustworthy, naive and vulnerable. The one who was carefree, didn’t even know what self love or self care was because they never […]
Read moreEureka! Now What?! You are probably thinking about inspiration the wrong way. We imagine a EUREKA moment, I’ve got my life figured out. We imagine it as a catalyst, a starting point, to a chain of life-affirming actions. Inspiration is the reason we do literally anything in our lives because it is a heightened sense […]
Read moreLet’s Play a Game (Not a Drinking One, Sorry) When was the last time you let yourself play? I don’t just mean candy crush on your phone. I mean the ways little kids create whole worlds in the sandbox and travel time and space in their backyards and under pillow forts. I mean the ways […]
Read moreIs Style Important? Meghan Markle describes her aha moment about fashion as a “Tig” moment, the namesake for her now archived lifestyle blog. “Fashion is not just clothes, it can be art.” Why should we care about the clothes we wear? Who cares if this shirt goes with that fanny pack? With those Doc Martens […]
Read moreTurn Off AutoPilot Once In a While We might find ourselves going through the motion of our daily routines being followed around by the needy and dreadful “What is the point?” question. The motions start to feel more and more cumbersome if you find yourself slipping into that numbness. The smallest actions can start to […]
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