By Herbert Lui

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Sometimes, people ask me how I found my passion, or when I realized I liked to write. And writing is, very much, a labor of love. For example, I’ve been writing at Medium since 2013. Claps were hearts, nobody knew what it was, there was no...

By Sarah Woster

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Chances are that you have a lot of artists working for you, some you might not even know are artists. I am a painter and writer who usually has a day job. I’ve worked at ad agencies, the Metropolitan Museum, an autonomous car startup, and a...

By Jim Bailey

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Few things in our personal lives feel safer than routines. Morning coffee, walking the dog, and lately–trying to crack the code on the daily Wordle—all give us a sense of stability and structure. Routines are healthy, predictable, and...

By Arianna O'Dell

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The pandemic has prompted us to reevaluate our approaches and philosophies toward work—not just our work-life balance, but our working lives as a whole. When the world could so suddenly change, what is that we value most?

By Elizabeth Gore

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Each year, when the calendar turns to March and we all celebrate Women's History Month, I take a moment to remember that I'm part of a special and growing class of small- business owners. It's easy to forget that had I been born just a few years...

By Nahla Davies

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The pandemic is bringing to light a wellspring of news coverage detailing how women are adversely affected by the virus. From my perspective, women are constantly bombarded by stories that point to ways that women are treated unfairly or are struggling...