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‘I can wait’: How to enjoy process over results

I moved last week. If you've ever moved, then you can probably relate to this: My life is a hot mess right now. Yesterday, I spent 45minutes digging

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/ 4 Jun 2015

How complaining holds us back

"It's hard because ... " "I have too much to do ... " "He makes me so mad ... " I found out that I complain a lot.

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/ 16 Apr 2015

Letter: A nod to inclusion, positivity

Editor: Loved this writing. Amazingly all inclusive, excepting no one, stigmatizing no one. Yes. As women we are amazing, astounding, phenomenal. The important thing to know and remember for me?

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/ 26 Mar 2015

The history of women: The exceptions and the rules

It's Women's History Month, which means obligatory tributes highlighting women's accomplishments have been sneaking into your news feed. You know what I'm

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/ 20 Mar 2015

The history of women: The exceptions and the rules

If you hate Valentine’s Day …

Have you noticed how uncool Valentine's Day is? Most of my friends are boycotting it. I get it -- the heart-shaped balloons, all the chocolate (you're

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/ 5 Feb 2015

Letter: Appreciating a published poem

Editor: I enjoyed Margarita Roze's poem. I, too felt small, as a child and adult , even now at age 63 and 230 pounds, inside I am still the

By Editor

/ 17 Jan 2015

I had a dream once, too: Reflecting on Martin Luther King

This month's column is a spoken-word piece, written down: I've been thinking about something. You know, I had a dream once, too. I was a child,

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/ 15 Jan 2015

I had a dream once, too: Reflecting on Martin Luther King