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Historically, the financial industry has focused solely on financial literacy, says Haylie Castillo, MSW, LSWAIC, CFT-I™, owner of Castillo Financial Therapy. While financial literacy is absolutely necessary, it’s just part of achieving financial success. “The psychology and emotions around money have been the missing piece of the puzzle,” she says. Castillo says she was raised in a very patriarchal household, where the message was that girls don’t do money. The goal for girls in her family was to grow up, find a man and marry him because he’ll take care of the finances. But she married a feminist.“So all of that…
At any given time in New York City’s Central Park, people are running. Some call themselves runners, others don’t. Their motivations range from targeting a new personal record to simply taking a mental break. Some are pacing fast, others are taking it slow. Different and diverse as the undefinable city they live in, they all have one thing in common—they are running their way.In partnership with New Balance, Runner’s World is spotlighting athletes who run the famous park and what those outings mean to them. Each specifically speaks about how running in this iconic space gives them the opportunity to…
The product recommendations in this post are recommendations by the writer and/or expert(s) interviewed and do not contain affiliate links. Meaning: If you use these links to buy something, we will not earn a commission. When ordering a cocktail at a bar or restaurant, patrons have several options. They can choose the path of least resistance and opt for their usual, which they know for certain they’ll enjoy—or they can take a risk and try something completely new. While the latter choice may initially seem daunting, there’s no need to make this decision alone. Getting insight from others can be…
Ahhh, sandal weather. Gotta love it—except when all that exposure brings to light (literally) that your feet aren’t in the best shape of their life. Maybe you notice rough patches, cracked skin, or peeling, for instance. First, cut your footsies some slack. “Some degree of skin peeling on the feet is normal, especially during the summer months when our feet are exposed to the sun, heat, and sand,” says Cameron Rokhsar, MD, double board-certified dermatologist and dermatologic surgeon and professor of dermatology at Mount Sinai.Adds Rebecca Pruthi, DPM, a podiatrist, and owner of Foot Care of Manhattan, “We are on…
Several weeks ago, I attended a self-defense class. Our instructor stood in the middle of the room to demonstrate poses for cautious contact. We were shown how to position our torso, how to hold our hands. The stance was meant to help us easily switch into a squatting position where we could use the power of our legs to fight off perpetrators. “Where are women not very strong?” the instructor asked us. “Our upper bodies,” one woman offered. “And where does our strength lie?” Our legs, we all answered unanimously. She then taught us a series of punches, kicks, and…
In a world where we’re continuously searching for the next best energy booster, a natural remedy has been quietly gaining momentum – Kratom. Native to Southeast Asia, Kratom is a tropical tree whose leaves are often processed into capsules, powders, or teas for medicinal or recreational purposes. As with any product entering the wellness market, Kratom has its share of controversy. However, some companies strive to ensure its safe and effective use. One such company is MIT45, led by its CEO, Ryan Niddel. A Trusted Name in the Kratom Industry: MIT45 MIT45 has built its reputation as a reliable provider.…
The product recommendations in this post are recommendations by the writer and/or expert(s) interviewed and do not contain affiliate links. Meaning: If you use these links to buy something, we will not earn a commission. Calling all Costco lovers! Are you a fan of Kirkland products but want to know which ones are not the best for your health? Whether it’s added sugars, unhealthy fats, or sketchy ingredients you’re concerned about, we’ve done the research to help you make better choices. In fact, we spoke with dietitian experts to learn exactly which unhealthy Costco food products they recommend skipping next…
We all have our fitness kryptonite. For some, it’s running or burpees. For others, it’s arm day. If you find upper-body workouts to be a challenge or you aren’t quite sure what to do, try a back and shoulder workout. As a general rule, you should aim to do workouts that target all the muscles in your body each week in order to function optimally. You don’t have to do full-body workouts daily, but when you plan your training for the week, at some point, you should target all your muscles. And when it comes to the upper body, incorporating…
You can walk into Trader Joe’s with a plan, but come out with a cart full of frozen dinners, household staples, and even beauty products that weren’t on your list. If you’re looking for just a quick bite, the opportunities seem even more endless: There are tons of intriguing, seasonal TJ’s snacks that are just begging for you to try.And summer is a great time to do so. If you’re looking for refreshing snacks to cool you off, stock up on basics like fruit-forward popsicles, premade smoothies, chilled ready-to-eat foods like gazpacho or salsas, and hydrating produce, Kelsey Lloyd, MS, RD,…
SINQUA WALLS DIDN’T have to stretch too far from reality to portray Kamal, one half of the odd couple, hoops-hustling pairing of Hulu’s White Men Can’t Jump remake. The 38-year-old actor played college basketball, so he didn’t need to learn to dribble and pick up a whole new sport to shoot the film.”Playing basketball every day for about 37 days is probably one of the most arduous processes I personally have ever gone through,” he told Men’s Health. “That discipline, that structure has been so helpful in this career that I’m in now—a lot of that came from the years…