Geeking-Out

2024 – A Year to Nourish Your Mental Health and Find Moments of Joy

Curated by Vicki Stockbridge — February 25, 2024

As the new year begins, this article offers tips to boost mental well-being: improve sleep, manage anxiety, break worry cycles, tidy for mental clarity, practice gratitude, embrace aging positively, engage in the arts, enjoy awe walks, and take tech breaks for better focus.

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Feeling Drained? Here’s How To Rediscover Your Childlike Wonder

Curated by Adrian Ruiz — February 11, 2024

I really want you to read this entire article, especially if you are tired and finding joy and awe difficult to come by these days. Without giving it all away I will share with you that play, cool people in your life, slowing down, and body movement are some of your keys to victory.

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Marvel @ That

Curated by Adrian Ruiz — February 11, 2024

Here are the dopest ABC’s you will ever hear. Marvel Super Heroes + Hip-Hop= BANGER ALERT!

Words of Wisdom

Words of Wisdom

Curated by Meg Birmingham — January 26, 2024

“Without noticing we’re doing it, we treat the future as intrinsically more valuable than the present. And yet the future never seems to arrive.”

Tips & Tools

Asking Better Questions

Curated by Meg Birmingham — January 26, 2024

It’s been a goal of mine to ask better questions, I think it’s fulfilling to learn about the lives and experiences of the people around me. According to the Harvard Business Review “the first step in becoming a better questioner is simply to ask more questions.

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A Band Called Death

Curated by Meg Birmingham — January 26, 2024

I’ve been on a punk kick for about two years now and part of that is nerding out on Death. Death is an American Proto-Punk band formed in Detroit in 1971 by brothers Bobby, David, and Dannis Hackney.

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Does Cleaning Stress You Out?

Curated by Meg Birmingham — January 26, 2024

The new year has me on a cleaning kick, but here’s a cautionary tale. One of the trends on social media now is to systematically disinfect spaces, Vox is calling it performative cleanliness, and it can be harmful in a lot of ways.

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