I know I am not the only one who is struggling to be productive, to be focused, to have the same creativity and drive they had six months ago. I have fantastic ideas for blog posts but can’t form more than one paragraph without losing my direction. I trip over…
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Retail News Lacking financial support, Black-owned businesses are suffering. (Vogue Business) Everlane’s promise of “radical transparency” unravels (a must-read if you love and shop this brand). (New York Times) New York & Co. parent sells e-commerce business, IP for $20M. (Retail Dive) The uncertain future of post-pandemic Starbucks. (The Marker for…
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When looking for where to donate clothing this summer, I struggled to find up-to-date information on charities and other organizations accepting donations this summer of COVID. Most articles are from March or April, but since then organizations have improved their donation collection processes, have opened and then had to close,…
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When I performed a closet cleanout earlier this spring, I realized how rarely I wear skirts. I ended up purging a half-dozen skirts from my closet, keeping only two. The process made me think a lot about skirts. I buy them because they look pretty… but I rarely find them…
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If you’re not excited about the November election, you’re not alone. I get it if your party’s candidate isn’t who you wanted. It was clear in these past four years that we didn’t elect just a president, but a whole administration/regime. Your vote isn’t just for a president, but an…
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