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Ten Realizations About Being In Your Thirties

Ten Realizations About Being In Your Thirties

| May 14, 2013 | 16 Comments

  Lately I’ve been seeing a lot of my friends freaking out about turning 30, or being 30. This year I turned 34, so I think I have a little perspective to share. Not a lot, just a little. Just enough to tell all of you to stop freaking out about turning 30, or being [...]

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Life Lessons From Jane Pratt

Life Lessons From Jane Pratt

| March 15, 2013 | 6 Comments

  I’ve spoken about my influences here on the blog before, and I’ve mentioned it in my TEDx talk too — one of my biggest early writing influences was Sassy Magazine. My classmate’s cousin would send down her well thumbed, slightly tattered copies in care packages alongside mixtapes featuring artists I’d never heard of at [...]

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What My New Media Expo Experience Taught Me

What My New Media Expo Experience Taught Me

| January 17, 2013 | 11 Comments

One of the things I’m learning about blogging as a career – there is no set road ahead of you. Many of us are figuring things out as we go along and finding opportunities in unexpected places. Take for example, my recent trip to Las Vegas. I was brought to Vegas to speak at the [...]

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Why I Support Lancome’s Genifique Day (And You Should Too)

Why I Support Lancome’s Genifique Day (And You Should Too)

| October 19, 2012 | 3 Comments

My blogging career takes me to some amazing places. Some are decadent and glamorous. Some can be more glitter than gold. But some are just so special that it’s hard to put them into words. That was this trip that I’m about to tell you about. Lancôme Paris took me and a group of fellow [...]

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On Dealing With Disappointment

On Dealing With Disappointment

| June 14, 2012 | 90 Comments

A friend I care about very much hit me up recently. She had been promised an amazing opportunity, the kind of thing she was aching to do to further herself personally and professionally. And then at the last minute, the opportunity fell through. “I’m trying not to cry at my desk,” she admitted. I knew [...]

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