Winter growth is real. Learn how to percolate, slowly building energy, clarity, and momentum, while honoring the season you're in.

Sara Curtin reflects on gratitude as a practice, on and off the mat, inviting us to honor growth, resilience, and the light within the dark.

Misneach: a Gaelic word for quiet, heart-led courage. A reminder that even in uncertainty, we can refill, steady ourselves, and keep going.

Helping neighbors bridge the gap when SNAP benefits fall short. Donate or request support. Because everyone deserves a full table.

After giving so much of yourself, your body asks for rest. Anam Cara invites you to treat yourself as your own soul friend.

AI can support mental health or strain it. LCSW Lovey Kaur explores how to find balance between tech, empathy, and real connection.

This week, we explore contentment and how to practice enoughness even when life feels uncertain.

The October MDW Mag has arrived! Print copies, surprise gifts, and fall stories that celebrate community, care, and connection.

What guides your yeses and nos? Ethos invites you to slow down, listen, and live by what truly matters.

Hair feeling fried post-summer? 🌞 Discover Ren Jord’s scalp-to-strand reset for stronger, shinier, nourished hair this fall.

Honest stories, practical support, and pretty things. All curated with care for women in transition.

Waiting for your harvest? Growth is happening in the quiet seasons too—patience, lessons, and small steps all prepare your future self.

Rage isn’t just a meme-worthy meltdown. It’s a signal. A demand. A reminder that something feels off.

Being intrepid is about shifting how you approach challenges so they feel less like a wall to bang your head against—and more like a doorway you get to unlock.

Haley Schwartz is turning adaptive fashion on its head—proving that style and medical needs can (and should) coexist beautifully.

This month’s Mini Mag is my version of a new backpack and freshly sharpened pencils. Whether you’re reworking your schedule, craving a reset, or just need something soft to land on, this issue is for you.

The Great Stuff Transfer is about so much more than objects. It brings up family dynamics, generational values, long-held guilt, and sometimes grief that’s been quietly sitting in storage, too. These moments, going through boxes, saying no to heirlooms, setting boundaries, can stir up emotions you didn’t expect.

Our June/July Mini Mag is LIVE! Whether you’re sipping tea in a snail mug or advocating for survivors through your coffee choices, this is what lifestyle with purpose looks like.

even if you’re not a “dramatic” person, flouncing isn’t about causing a scene. It’s about trying on a little extra expression—giving yourself permission to stop shrinking and start showing up with just a little more attitude, humor, or style.

Real change doesn’t only happen in big crowds and breaking news. Download our free guide — Resistance in Real Life: Everyday Actions That Create Change — and get grounded in your own way of making a difference.