“Might as Well”: The Gentle Art of Accidental Productivity
Struggling with productivity? Try the "Might as well" approach. This gentle method turns small moments into accomplishments, which is especially helpful when dealing with depression.
Garden Surprises: Flower-of-an-Hour
Walking out to my back garden to clear out some more weeds where I plan to plant an edible flower garden, I spotted a tiny visitor enjoying the morning light where it perched on an equally surprising Flower-of-an-Hour hidden amongst the choking vines.
Beyond Beauty: The Science of Turkey Tail Mushrooms
Exploring the role of PSK in cancer treatment and the idea of personalized medicine Wandering the wooded preserve surrounding my home, I love to find and harvest turkey tail mushrooms. Throughout the spring and summer seasons, the mushrooms practically cover their chosen trees, adorning them with their feather-shaped hues of
Supporting Gen Z Employees: Navigating Mental Health and Engagement in a Post-Pandemic Workforce
Addressing Loneliness and Mental Health: Strategies for Supporting the Newest Workforce Generation Gen Z is deeply invested in evolving workplace policies and benefits and improving their workplaces for the better. In fact, more than 75% have advocated for a stronger focus on this and are more likely to campaign for
Empowering Professionals in the Virtual Workspace: An Interview with Remote Rise
Empower Your Career Journey and Achieve Work-Life Balance with Remote Rise’s Free Community and Resources In the wake of the post-pandemic shift towards remote work, professionals worldwide seek reliable avenues to explore and secure remote job opportunities. Remote Rise is a woman-owned platform and community for remote job seekers,
Mastering Your Writing Routine: A Guide to Organizing Topics and Deadlines for Aspiring Writers
Unlock Your Writing Potential with Effective Organization Strategies and Stay Ahead of Deadlines In my previous article, I discussed building a list of topics based on your interests and experiences to combat writer’s block. It’s important to have a continuously growing list of topics from which to draw
Processing Pet Loss Amidst Parental Estrangement
Exploring the difficult journey of cutting ties and finding healing in parental estrangement Making the difficult decision to go no-contact with family is never easy. A remarkable 27% of American adults reported cutting off contact with at some point with at least one member of their family, according to the
Discover Unique Gifts at the American Craft Made Baltimore Marketplace 2024!
Explore Handcrafted Treasures and Meet Artisans at the Baltimore Convention Center, March 15–17, 2024! Looking for a fun, family-friendly event next weekend that promises to help you get ahead of this year’s Christmas shopping? With the mission to bring over 350 artists from across the country to Baltimore,
Witch’s Butter: Spring Has Arrived!
Phil, the Groundhog, was right. Spring has arrived early, and it’s here to stay! As I looked out my window today, I saw a very determined male cardinal attempt to court a female just as determined to evade his advances. The bright green of leaves ready to unfurl peak
New Series! “Chesapeake Shrooms: Unveiling Maryland’s Natural World”
I am a self-proclaimed mushroom fanatic. My love for mushrooms began in my childhood when my German Grandmother imprinted in me a fascination with Mushrooms, gnomes, and her own old country superstitions. She would include ladybug-shaped chocolates in every gift I received, and my charm bracelet included clovers and toadstools
What Do I Write? Brainstorming Article Ideas As a New Writer
The process doesn’t have to be intimidating!
Looking For Writing Inspiration? Try Your Local Cafe
People Watching Is Perfect For Getting The Wheels Spinning