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Amidst pandemic, economic collapse, racial disparity and political warfare, do you wonder how America would be faring if we instead followed what God asked us to do?

You might be surprised to learn your leadership style is largely dependent on your personality traits.

Fall is almost here. The weather is getting colder, pumpkin spice has taken over and beach days are just memories. But, there is one thing to look forward to – Oktoberfest.

In 1960, a contest to decide the name of the new Boston NFL team resulted in the world-famous New England Patriots.

The good folks at Microsoft News shared their list of the twenty best movies about elections.

MyAdvisor, a veteran-owned business that connects others to mental health services, has some tips for how employers can support a vital new mission: PREVENTS.

During times of crisis, such as the pandemic and recent protests, it can be challenging to promote a business without coming across poorly.

There’s a word I tend to overuse – cozy.

Even during a pandemic, singles have a natural desire to want to find that special someone.

We humans have a difficult time seeing what we aren’t told to look for.

You should continuously be working on yourself, but especially in September because it is Self-Improvement Month.

Hiking in cheap or ill-fitting boots is no fun.

Most major religions share the tradition of making a pilgrimage, a journey to increase knowledge of self, nature and/or God.

The Chronicle of Higher Education estimates 5 million students will be in-person at colleges this fall.

As the end of summer starts to creep in, don’t miss one of the best parts – the SoWa Farmer’s Market.

It’s on every corner of Boston. You may have even gone there today, before opening this newsletter.

The world continues to adjust how it vacations.

If you are thinking about sprucing up your home, office or new home office, consider adding a few plants.

Since surpassing the 10 million user mark in late 2019, investing app Robinhood has been all over the news.

Hot. Steamy. Sultry. Whatever you say, it is August.

It’s week 8,984. You’ve memorized Moana and are getting every penny out of the Disney+ subscription but still feel like you’re on the edge of losing your grip on this whole work-and-parent-from-home thing.

I’ve had a difficult relationship with “trust” and maybe you have too.

The next time you find yourself seated, working at your desk for a long time, try these three simple yoga tricks.

My husband wants me to try this thing called “camping.”

Two years ago, I spotted Washington Post columnist E.J. Dionne exiting our plane at DCA.

When COVID-19 cases first skyrocketed (like now in several states) and hospitals filled with patients, health officials feared ventilator shortages.

I know many of you have been missing movie theater nights out.

You’ve heard this nickname a thousand times. But where is it from? 

Educate yourself. I’ve seen this advice across my social feed countless times in the past few weeks and I agree, educating yourself about racism is key to stopping it. As a parent, guardian or teacher, how does that translate to young children?

Picture this – it’s 5 p.m., you’re already hungry and have no idea what to make for dinner.