Why ‘Algorithm Hygiene’ Is the Most Important Thing for Your Self-Development in 2025 + How to Do It · Primer
Your feeds aren’t just showing you content—they’re quietly shaping your thoughts, habits, and decisions. Time to clean them up. I often think about and chuckle at this older man I saw being interviewed on the news, complaining that TikTok is just young girls dancing in bikinis. The joke being in
DIY Color Projects: Fun Ideas to Brighten Up Your Home
A home is a place where you feel secure and loved. It’s your comfortable zone where you find peace and happiness. A healthy and positive environment is essential for your well-being. Use your artistic flair to redecorate your lovely place of residence. Try adding fresh colors, updating textiles, and using
Lovevery Play Kitchen Review 2024 + Black Friday Savings!
Wondering if the new Lovevery Play Kitchen is worth it? In this post, we’ll look at how to get the Lovevery real working play kitchen on sale, the cost to self curate and recreate it on your own, and my thoughts for making a decision that suits your family best!
Renovating Our Japandi Modern Beach House in Malibu
It’s no exaggeration to say that I’ve been waiting to share this post with you for years. If you’ve been following for a while, you’ll know that in 2020, we went all in on our big dream to renovate a beach house in Malibu. We fell in love with an
Joe Alwyn, Matty Healy & Travis Kelce
“Loml”: In this moving track, Taylor first sings about being called the love of someone’s life “about a million times.” However, the dynamic soon changed. “If you know it in one glimpse, it’s legendary,” she notes. “What we thought was for all time was momentary.” She ends the song by
The Keys to Higher States of Consciousness
The Communicating Brain: Clapping “the Wave” I travel to New York often, and I love going to see Broadway musicals. When The Book of Mormon opened, I was one of the first to buy tickets. Members of the audience were laughing all the way through. At the end, the cast
America’s Silliest Holiday is Tomorrow: The Surprising Reason Why Groundhog Day is Hardly Celebrated
Groundhog Day, celebrated every year on February 2nd, is often considered America’s silliest holiday. On the surface, it seems like a lighthearted and quirky tradition that brings a smile to our faces. But despite its popularity, Groundhog Day is hardly celebrated or recognized beyond its iconic mascot, Punxsutawney Phil. Why
Embrace the Dark Side of Self Love – Luscious Mind
Before therapy, I was so hard on myself and strived to be “successful.” The younger, less self-aware me shunned parts of myself just to fit the stereotypical mold. But now, I’m working on letting my shadows form beautiful silhouettes against my light. The road to authenticity hasn’t been easy though.
How to Personalize Your Winter Wedding with Festive Holiday Touches
When it comes to picking a date for saying “I do,” there are advantages and challenges in every season. In media and culture, warm-weather weddings are often held up as an ideal, and autumn, with its themes of harvest and renewal, seems to be an ideal backdrop for tying the
The Best Plant-Based Brunches in LA
Los Angeles is a haven for foodies, especially those with a penchant for plant-based cuisine. Whether vegan, vegetarian or simply looking to explore the world of meatless dining, LA has no shortage of delicious brunch options. From fluffy pancakes to savory breakfast burritos, the city’s plant-based brunch spots are as
