The sheer amount and assortment of music makes it a near malleable entity that can serve as a personalized catalyst for pleasure, productivity, and everything in between. It can be a source of inspiration, emotion, and community.

Our editor shares why, after years of not celebrating anniversaries with her partner, she’s learning that continued commitment and earned experience is indeed worth honoring.

Working through your to-read list? One editor shares tips on how to read more, from the experts themselves.

Residents of food deserts lack the access to and affordability of healthy food sources. While there’s no quick fix, here are 5 tips that could assist someone impacted by food inequality.

Soundwalks are ‘any excursion whose main purpose is listening to the environment.’ Here’s how our editor is using them to counter the increasingly automated noises we hear everyday.

In a time defined by distance and downtime, voice memos are keeping this editor connected to her friends. They’re convenient and comforting, and when communities begin to scatter, they can make us feel included.

Our editor reviews Pact’s re-launched bath collection, complete with three new towel materials. Knowing the brand’s commitment to eco-friendly practices, it came as no surprise that the same care would be extended to its series of bath sheets, towels, and mats.

In a world that prioritizes competition and productivity, one editor shares two values for those who feel less competitive than others.

We’ve long heard that money, politics, and religion are taboo, but these newsletters, written by women, aim to remove that stigma. Not only do they aspire to educate, but to also encourage.

if the early onset of holiday music leaves you wanting to pace yourself, you can still get into the spirit of the season with some other soundtracks. Here are a few of our favorite playlists to listen to while enjoying all the holidays have to offer.

One writer shares how traditional journaling has never worked for her and offers alternatives for recording one’s life and daily thoughts.

Fear of failure stops many of us from living the lives we truly want, but if we looked at failure as a construct for our personal values rather external standards?