Molly Burford

If you struggle with SAD, here are some simply ways to make living with the condition more manageable.

When I landed my first job after earning my bachelor’s degree, I was making around $36,000 per year. Things were tight, to say the least, and making ends meet became even more difficult once payments for my student loans kicked in. My payments started at around $256 per month. That was also the year when my credit card debt began to pile on as I struggled to pay for, well, living life.

Anxiety workbooks are helpful because they can be great in anxious moments but also during calmer states of mind as well. 

Consistency will make all the difference in helping you feel rested and rejuvenated.

Heading back to the office after a prolonged period of working remotely? Here's what to have on hand to keep yourself healthy.

While remote work definitely has its perks, there are a few major drawbacks as well.

Luckily, writing things down isn’t the only way to keep everything straight!

January and February tend to be difficult months, but there are plenty of ways to make them more fun and fulfilling.

Uou'll want to examine what held you back from setting goals in the first place.

This method gives wiggle room and space for grace, self-compassion, and humanity.

These presents never let them down.

'Tis the season.

According to an etiquette expert.

Take your presents to the next level.

They're all easy, too!

According to experts.

If you haven't started thinking about your list, you may be behind schedule.

From lighting candles to running the dishwasher.

But you still feel unsafe given COVID-19 rates in your area.