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In this interview with guest Arielle Gantt, you will learn five powerful ways to be a better disability ally.
Allyship means acting in solidarity with a group of people who are systemically disempowered and amplifying their cause, which makes this is an important topic for all of us. [Read more…] about 5 Real Ways To Be a Better Disability Ally, with Arielle Gantt
In this interview with Patrice Palmer (they/them/theirs), we discuss their identity as a black, queer, and transgender (non-binary) individual.
We dig deep into their path toward self-discovery and acceptance. We unpack the profound significance nature of entering a space to listen, rather than to interact or impact—a skillset that facilitated Patrice’s own coming out experience. [Read more…] about Patrice Palmer on Intersecting Identities and What It Means to Be Black, Queer and Transgender (Non-Binary)
This has been an unusual year. Unemployment rates are high, people’s lives have been altered by the pandemic, and political tension has never been so intense. All of these things and more have greatly impacted people’s mental and personal health.
When things get tough and the world gets shaken up, it can be an ideal time to check in with yourself and ask yourself what areas of life you’d like to reorganize.
Ready to secure a better, happier, and more compelling future? Here are 13 of the most epic personal development books of all-time. [Read more…] about 13 of the Most Epic Personal Development Books of All-Time
Confidence, it’s the difference between missed opportunities and goals achieved, going out on a limb or playing it safe. Some people seem born with all the confidence in the world, others shrink at even the thought of trying to put themselves forward into it.
The good news is that confidence can be built. If you’re lacking confidence, there are 11 science-backed, ‘tried and true’ ways you can boost it. [Read more…] about 11 Way to Build Confidence in Yourself, Immediately
Why do people criticize? It’s an age-old question, one that has been around as long as humans ourselves.
As someone who is LGBTQ and nonbinary, it can be particularly disheartening when when something negative is posted about queer or gender nonconforming people, either on social media or in the mainstream media. [Read more…] about Why Do People Criticize? 7 Facts You Need to Know About Criticism