Author: November 20, 2022 mbg Assistant Beauty Editor By Hannah Frye mbg Assistant Beauty Editor Hannah Frye is the Assistant Beauty Editor at mindbodygreen. She has a B.S. in journalism and a minor in women’s, gender, and queer studies from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo. Hannah has written across lifestyle sections including health,…
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You know you didn’t do anything wrong — yet you feel guilty. Have you found yourself in this position? Don’t worry, lots of people feel unnecessary guilt and shame. To help you figure out why this happens and what to do about it, in this post, we’re breaking down the ins and outs of feeling…
A new relationship is intoxicating. There is such intensity around the other person that we become psychologically and biologically smitten. Hormones and other brain chemicals are released, ensuring that you will be blissfully happy and a bit stressed at the start. You spend long nights talking and hours in each other’s company. But time erodes…
Have you ever wondered how to know if someone is right for you? Some people say opposites attract. Others say you have to have shared interests and values. People raise their eyebrows at couples with a certain age gap, while some have been happily married for years. Some people meet the love of their life…
With Thanksgiving approaching, we’re planning out our holiday menus. Tess Bredesen, Thrive’s Cognitive Nutrition Director, says her crispy golden cauliflower recipe is one of her favorite side dishes to celebrate the holiday. A cauliflower head chopped into bite size florets and roasted with avocado oil, warm spices, sea salt and black pepper, it’s a nutrient-filled…
Every entrepreneur has a “founder story.” Because these narratives come to define our identities and animate our waking (and sleeping) hours, we founders tend to get overly attached to them. This is particularly true in Silicon Valley, where founder stories are the stuff of legend—and mild obsession. Many of us, though, arrive at a moment…
