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  • Dallas street-style photographer @meganmweaver and I recently caught up over coffee, and she was kind enough to let me interview her for our Coffee Talk series! Click the link in our bio to read the entire conversation, in which I ask for her take on today's "influencer culture" and she fills me in on the marketing genius of @marieforleo. Thank you for letting me pick your brain, Megan! #sheinspires
  • NEW POST: My First Encounters With Minimalism // Raise your hand if you've ever felt personally victimized by the clutter in your life. 🙋 With an inevitable move on the horizon, @blushfire took the plunge into minimalism, and so far isn't looking back. Head to the blog to read about her new goal of living with less!
  • This is how we [dinner] party. 🍽️
  • This book, you guys. It's pure magic. If you haven't already picked up @meg_fee's memoir, do so now. (And be prepared to weep.) I started reading it last night and have not been able to put it down. Her stories are unbelievably relatable, her words life-giving. Truly a masterpiece.✨
  • Starting out the summer in paradise. 🏖️
  • NEW POST: 5 Healthy Living Hacks I Swear By // I may not be a certified health coach yet, but my wellness obsession has taught me a thing or two over the years about convenient, cost-effective ways to prioritize my health. Today on the blog, I'm sharing with you my top five! (Discounts included.) 📸 by @thrivemkt + 📃 by @emilyblasik.
  • Biscuits and coffee for two. 💞
  • NEW POST: On Making the Hard Decisions // "Without a specific career path to follow, I was lost. Useless. Forced back to the drawing board of my life, and staring at a blank slate. In the two years that followed, I worked several part-time jobs to bide my time before the pressure to pick something substantial and long-term became too much. I knew deep down what I wanted to pursue, but after my brief stint in publishing, the idea of committing to any one thing made me nervous. I had already gone down a wrong path, and I didn't want to make the same mistake twice." 📃 by @emilyblasik, 📸 by @letyi.
  • Slowly training my taste buds to like matcha, now that my poor adrenals can no longer handle coffee. (WHYY.) But at least it's pretty. 🍵

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