The Double Shift is challenging the status quo of motherhood and journalism.
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Chloe McKenzie is Calling Out Financial Trauma
What are the narratives that shape our relationship with money and wealth?
Serena Bian is Ready to Heal Our Divided Nation
This 23-year-old is on a mission to end loneliness.
Choose Community First, Work Second
A couple of entrepreneurs who built a community space in the town that beckoned.
Anne Helen Petersen is Holding Up a Mirror
Anne Helen Petersen’s new book, Can’t Even: How Millennials Became the Burnout Generation, reminds us that things were deeply shitty even before 2020—and we have a narrow window right now to burn down our broken systems and build something better.
Fix Work for Moms, Fix Work for Everyone: Leslie Forde
Leslie Forde, founder of Mom’s Hierarchy of Needs, started a new business—in the middle of the pandemic, with two young kids at home—to help employers fix work for working parents. But first, she had to fix her own relationship with work.
“Will that make me happy?” Why a Rising Politician Is Joining the Jesuits: Cyrus Habib
Cyrus Habib is stepping off the political ladder to follow his calling.
A 'Life I Want' tribute: Ken Bader
My Uncle Ken always lived the life he wanted—and nearly caught Osama bin Laden in the process.
The 40-year-old digital nomad
Keri Tietjen is a middle-aged, divorced mom of two with a full-time job for a big company. She’s not your typical digital nomad. Her story offers a glimpse of what the future of work could look like.
Work is the new religion. So what is the role of religion in the new world of work?
A new coworking space in Jamaica, Queens, aims to help young adults realize their dreams—and live a life greater than the bottom line.
Freedom of the hills: Outdoor Afro’s Rue Mapp is creating equity in the outdoors
Rue Mapp turned her passion into a job with purpose, balance, and vision—and she’s changing what it means to experience the outdoors.
Redefining work for women: One Roof Women Melbourne
One Roof Women Founder Sheree Rubinstein wants to make Australia the place for women in business.