Did you have a different dream in your younger years?It’s highly likely that you had a dream that is worlds apart from what you’re doing now. The aspiration printed on your grade school yearbook could be vastly different from your high school yearbook, from your college yearbook, and from your life now. We want different things
“Don’t give me this sexist bull****. All right, I’m just saying women aren’t meant to fight. They have tiny hollow bones.”- Sensei Johnny Lawrence (Cobra Kai).Well, as a self-professed feminist, I have to agree he kind of has a point.Not about women not being meant to fight, because female fighters have gained popularity in recent years,
Happy International Women’s Day! And Happy Women’s History Month.At a virtual meeting a year into the pandemic, when I mentioned that I was an advocate for women’s rights, a male executive at my former job (in the male-dominated manufacturing industry) told me dismissively that I was “stuck in the past” (his exact words).Off the top
Why should it die, though? People still like to laugh, and the search for love is timeless, so why exactly is this genre sinking in popularity? Well, for starters, there’s too much competition in the entertainment space. Over the years, movie-goers have been exposed to so much more nuanced characters; spoiled by hi-tech special effects; and
It’s said that the story behind this film began on a couch.“Brittany Runs A Marathon,” available on Amazon Prime, is a story inspired by true events in the life of Brittany O’Neill, couch potato turned marathoner, as written and directed by her roommate Paul Downs Colaizzo. O’Neill was working in what she felt was a
Coming from their respective acting hiatuses, former child actress Lindsay Lohan and Glee alum Chord Overstreet star in “Falling for Christmas,” a romantic holiday comedy set in a charming ski resort. After a freak faux skiing accident, heiress Sierra Belmont (Lohan) crashes into the sights of Jake Russell (Overstreet)– regular guy who also happens to
“The biggest mistake we make in life is thinking we have time.” – UnknownSeason’s greetings!‘Tis the season for heart-warming, family-friendly holiday films! Knock them all you want, but they do lend a certain kind of familiar warmth and comforting predictability to the holiday rush.The “Last Holiday” was released in 2006, as a remake of a
Any sport would teach you perseverance in one way or another. Some of my most memorable training drills would be: treading for 30 minutes in 12-foot deep water, swimming in the chilly waters of an elevated Olympic-sized pool with two shirts during a rain shower, and the daily grind of swimming roughly a hundred 25-meter
For those of you who have been tuning in to our LinkedIn page, we’ve launched a daily series of resilience tips then will plunge right into a deep-dive of a resilience tip that involves using your character strengths. Since there are 24 strengths, this will be an entire series in itself so we hope you
Not sure if it was because of mental health day a week ago, but I recently started rewatching “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt.”The eponymous sitcom co-created by 30 Rock’s Tina Fey and Robert Carlock, follows Kimmy (played by Ellie Kemper, the charming substitute receptionist from “The Office”), in her re-emergence in the real world. Kimmy was kidnapped
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