Motivational

Money is a complicated topic, and figuring out how to manage it requires time and effort. But you’re not alone. Take a look at these 10 books on personal finance, and find the best fit (or fits) for you to begin cultivating beneficial financial habits today. 1. Get Good with Money: Ten Simple Steps to […]

You’ve made your list and checked it twice—now, it’s time for the hard part: finding the perfect gift for everyone this holiday season. To help minimize the stress that sometimes comes along with gift giving, we’ve rounded up 14 of our favorite products. From personal development tools to gardening kits to the hottest self-care products

Nestled in southwestern Mexico along the Pacific Ocean coastline lies Oaxaca, a Mexican state known for its rich Indigenous culture. It’s in Oaxaca where Zapotec, Mixtec, Mazatec and 13 other formally registered Indigenous communities preserve the arts and cultures that thrived before the onset of 1519’s Spanish invasion. Folk artists like Faustina Sumano García reflect

How do we find freedom from the pain of our past? Law of Attraction host Natasha Graziano invites Selling the OC star and realtor, Alexandra Rose, onto the show to discuss how we can turn our circumstances around. Rose recalls her difficult childhood, and Graziano walks listeners through an exercise that releases pain and resentment

It seems like some people just have a hard time playing nice. We see it every day on social media! So how can we get along better with others? This week, social scientist David Livermore joins Brilliant Thoughts host Tristan Ahumada to explain how cultural intelligence can help us respectfully engage with others and navigate

Some perks, such as solid health insurance coverage or a corner office, make a job enticing, but don’t let them determine your loyalty to a company. In the wake of the quiet quitting trend, Julien and Kiersten Saunders (@richandregular) discuss why we romanticize our jobs and, conversely, why we should be willing to view them

Sometimes, we need something more than a friend to talk to. We need trained, accredited and experienced mental health care. Virtual therapy provides you with the opportunity to receive expert counseling without the inconvenience of an office visit. Talkspace and BetterHelp each provide convenient, affordable remote access to top therapists who will assist you with

Quiet quitting is a hot topic. But rather than viewing it as a passive approach to an unenjoyable job, communications expert and keynote speaker Rachel DeAlto believes what happens afterward is more detrimental. This week, DeAlto and On Your Terms host Erin King tackle the issue from both sides of the table: What questions should

Go ahead—underestimate Sophia Bush and Nia Batts. They’ve seen it all before. Yes, Batts was one of the youngest Black executives at a media conglomerate ever. Sure, Bush rose to stardom on shows such as One Tree Hill and Chicago P.D., becoming a professional multihyphenate along the way. The women are activists, entrepreneurs and advisors—and

Annual self-analysis is an essential in the effective marketing of personal services, much as the annual inventory is essential to merchandising. Moreover, the yearly analysis should disclose a decrease in faults and an increase in virtues. One goes ahead, stands still or goes backward in life. One’s object should be, of course, to go ahead.