Wait, before you answer that. Let me ask you this: Where were you when you first heard of YouTube? The platform launched in 2005. I was working as an associate editor at Body+Soul magazine and YouTube was something I heard a few other editors laughing about over a cubicle wall. “Oh, it’s stupid,” my editor

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There’s something very elite and cool about specialists. Just requiring one almost makes you special. Like stylists who specialize in cutting curly hair. Or matchmakers who exclusively work with Virgos (if it’s not a thing, it should be). That’s cool. But. Does it mean YOU have to choose one thing to do and be forever

They say if you’re going to believe your good reviews, you’re going to have to believe the bad ones, too. They also say there’s no such thing as bad press. They say a lot of things. I might be a lifelong writer, but I am a first-time author, in a competitive space (is there one

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Do you think of yourself as being “stuck?” Why do I ask? Because I hear it ALL the time. And I think we can all relate to the idea of “stuck,” because we say it a lot. And whenever we all start saying something, I start questioning it. ARE we actually stuck? Or do we

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