After nearly a decade of working in higher education, I made the decision to walk away from the only professional world I had ever known — to pursue an MBA, join a company that’s only a few years old, and completely restructure how I live and work. It wasn’t a decision I made lightly. But looking ...
How to Travel Europe with Only a Carry-On: My 2-Week Itinerary + Tips
This summer, I spent nearly two weeks traveling through Europe — visiting Germany, Prague, and Paris — with only a carry-on suitcase and a weekender bag. No checked luggage. No hauling huge suitcases through cobblestone streets or train stations. Just the essentials, thoughtfully packed. It ...
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August Reset: How to Ease Into a New Month with Intention
August tends to sneak up with its “back-to-school” energy, end-of-summer reflection, and a quiet pressure to “get your life together.” But you don’t need to overhaul your entire routine or start fresh with unrealistic goals. This is your reminder: you can ease into August with intention—not ...
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Cherry Girl Era: 5 Sweet & Stylish Finds I’m Loving
Lately, I’ve been deep in my Cherry Girl Era — and no, I don’t mean baking pies (although, let’s be honest, that sounds lovely too). I’m talking about leaning into bold cherry red tones, fruity motifs, and a sweet-but-sophisticated aesthetic that’s suddenly everywhere. From rich, ruby hues to ...
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Loving a Dog Who Has Seizures: What’s Helping Us Right Now
Lately, life has been hard. Our sweet Max has been experiencing seizures. He was diagnosed with idiopathic epilepsy at the age of 2, so we've been managing this condition for almost 11 years — and while we’re working closely with our vet, epilepsy is a rollercoaster (and not the fun kind). As any ...
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