Like many women, I’ve always had a problem with comparison (also related: perfectionism). In the past, it was difficult to feel confident in my creativity or ideas because I knew there was always someone smarter and more accomplished out there.

I used to be all about my horoscope. It helped me justify my own personality traits, guided me through complicated life choices, and even navigate relationships. “He was a total Leo. It never would have worked out.” Recently I’ve ditched my

The year is 2020. You haven’t showered in ~three days. You’re wearing the same sweatpants you slept in. That top knot is still holding strong and the Amazon boxes full of cozy socks, craft kits, and elderberry gummies are collecting

Don’t get me wrong, I love sweet treats as much as the next girl (if not more). But there’s something about this time of year that makes my body crave a reset. Even with the start of January long in

This goes without saying, but social media is a slippery slope—especially when it comes to nutrition. Across the internet, there’s no shortage of conflicting info. Start scrolling, and you’re inundated with unsolicited (and oftentimes, unhelpful) health and wellness advice. Given

I have an addiction: GRWM vlogs. (That’s ‘Get Ready With Me’ videos, for those who haven’t fallen down the social media rabbit hole.) Yes, I love the house tours and I’m obsessed with the morning routines. But there’s nothing like