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Spending Too Much On Coffee? A Monthly Subscription Might Be The Solution

And if you’re brewing at-home, let me recommend getting a Chemex. It keeps coffee hot longer, or can easily be cooled in the fridge.

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Do You Know What Living Means?

3 Panels is a monthly column examining graphic novels and their influences on everyday life. When the pandemic forced (most of) us into isolation, the scope of our world shrank. Even though national politics and global news aired on a constant stream, isolation drew our relationships, friendships, and personal struggles into sharper focus. We couldn’t […]

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Well Traveled Club Is A Female-Founded Community With A New Generation Of Travelers In Mind

This member-based booking platform offers reviews, recommendations, and a community of like-minded travelers with a new set of priorities.

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This Mother’s Day Bouquet Comes With A Custom Floral Tea Kit

A collaboration between The Art Of Tea and The Bouqs Co. is guaranteed to thrill moms everywhere.

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Nothing Is Better Than You

The journey to this point of self-acceptance isn’t easy. The people we expect to help us can disappear or disappoint us.

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Perhaps There’s More Than Light At The End Of The Tunnel

The pandemic created ample space for Death to sit with us, where we once fled from it.

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Pachamama’s CBD Products Are Basically The Purest On The Market

Pachamama’s products are a welcome balm, even for indoor injuries.

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Cleanli Is A Moisturizing Hand Sanitizer That Smells Like Rosemary Instead Of Cheap Alcohol

Cleanli is an herbal-focused, internet-minded hand sanitizer designed to moisturize your hands and ground your mind.

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Nixie’s Sparkling Water Is An Organic Alternative To Big Seltzer

Nixie is one of the fastest growing sparkling water brands in the country, because of its emphasis on organic ingredients.

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Meet The Chemical Engineer Who Quit Her Job In Pharmaceuticals To Make Botanical Face Oils

Melissa Bayanzadeh, the founder of Mérv, is one of the most well-educated skin care executives in the world.