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The best ideas don’t come when you’re staring at a blank page. You can have them in the shower, on a walk, or halfway through washing the dishes when your brain finally has room to wander. If you get stuck on anything today, try walking away from it instead of working harder on it. Leave. Keep your hands occupied. Let the back of your brain work on it while the front of your brain rests. You aren't procrastinating. You’re clearing space.

There's a quiet lie that isolation whispers: you're better off alone. I overthink things. I self-isolate a lot, especially when I’m going through something difficult, and then I find myself with the whole scenario about something that didn’t happen or what I thought happened—unneeded stress. I even have a hard time expressing how I might be feeling because of how I feel; they don’t care or are dealing with their own issues. Definitely not healthy. . It sounds reasonable somet

Friday mornings hit different, don't they? There's this mix of relief that the week is almost over, and exhaustion because you're still not quite there yet. Maybe you're running on four hours of sleep,like I am. Maybe you've got a to do list that didn't get smaller no matter how hard you worked this week. Maybe you're just tired not sleepy tired, but soul tired. We want to invite you to do one simple thing: put your hands up. Why hands up? Raising your hands isn't about perfo