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Keeping a journal every day will serve as a way for us to reach clarity in our thoughts. The very act of making the commitment to write daily opens untapped avenues of creativity, and give us a perspective that we might

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Leslie Odom Jr. closes out ATD23 with a keynote on embracing risk, mentorship, and change.

Her mother hopes to urge them (indirectly) to butt out.

Ask Amy: Parents fret over daughter’s married surname Updated Jan 29, 2021; By Amy Dickinson Dear Amy: Our 28-year-old daughter recently became engaged to a wonderful young man. We couldn’t be happier for them. They plan to marry in two years, after they complete their graduate degrees. So, what could go wrong? His parents are adamant that our daughter take her fiance’s last name when they are married. She already has research papers published with her current name, and she likes her na...

Ask Amy: Woman’s insistence on keeping her own last name irks future in-laws Updated Jan 29, 2021; Facebook Share So, what could go wrong? His parents are adamant that our daughter take her fiance’s last name when they are married. She already has research papers published with her current name, and she likes her name and doesn’t want to change it. To his credit, her fiance has told his parents that she’s not changing it and that’s that. Nevertheless, they continue to bring up the is...

So, what could go wrong? His parents are adamant that our daughter take her fiancé’s last name when they are married. She already has research papers published with her current name, and she likes her name and doesn’t want to change it. To his credit, her fiancé has told his parents that she’s not changing it and that’s that. Nevertheless, they continue to bring up the issue. They claim that people will think their son and our daughter are divorced if they have differe...

To revist this article, visit My Profile, then View saved stories. Author Julia Cameron’s directive is simple: Write three pages, longhand, without stopping every morning. If you don’t have anything to say, just put down “I don’t have anything to write.” Maybe you’ve heard this piece of advice, from Cameron’s The Artist’s Way: A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity, before. Essentially a rebranded journal, the morning pages have become a household name, a...