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- Sports/Recreation -

Ready for Anything: Allyson Felix

By Molly Tynjala

The Olympic champion shares what she’s learned so far about motherhood, success, and adapting to uncertainty.

One lone candle is lit among a sea of candles.

- Personal Development -

The Meaning of Grief

By Courtney Helgoe

Grief expert David Kessler explains the importance of the “sixth stage of grief.”

A woman lays on a bed with a cup of coffee staring out into the summer day.

- Personal Development -

Five Wellness Trends to Embrace This Summer

By Kacey Bradley

Here are a few self-care strategies to jump-start your health this season.

A Black woman holds a broken paper heart.

- Coming Clean -

COMING CLEAN: When Your Community Is in Pain

By Courtney Lewis Opdahl

It’s time to do the work on creating racial equality, says our managing editor, if we want to improve community health and see vitality for all.

- Perspective by Bahram Akradi -

Renewed Responsibility

By Bahram Akradi

Even in the most trying times, there is an opportunity for growth.

Experience Life editor in chief Jamie Martin

- Editor's Note -

EDITOR’S NOTE: Finding Your Way

By Jamie Martin

In light of the current circumstances, each of us has the opportunity to slow down, reassess, and get clear about what we value in life.

Two fingers are drawn as people — one who is angry and one who has flowers and is trying to apologize.

- Personal Development -

Knowing how to apologize is important, but doing it too often can be harmful for your relationships. Here’s how to choose your “sorrys” more judiciously and connect with others from a place of confidence.

- Travel -

Sea Change: Liz Clark

By Heidi Wachter

Captain Liz Clark shares what she's learned from her solo voyage.

A child draws angry faces on a piece of paper.

- Stress Relief -

How to Help Children Handle the Stress of Coronavirus

By Michael Dregni

Four experts weigh in on child and family behavior amid the global pandemic.

- Food Culture -

5 Tips to Create a Healthier Social-Media Feed

By Kaelyn Riley

It is possible to use social media to support the life you want to live. Consider these expert tips for a more mindful online experience.

- Editor's Note -

EDITOR’S NOTE: Digging In

By Jamie Martin

A backyard garden can connect us to the past — and channel hope for the future.

An exhausted woman is collapsed on a sofa.

- Stress Relief -

How to Deal With Pandemic Burnout

By Courtney Helgoe

A therapist who specializes in burnout offers tips for self-care during a crisis.

A happy family enjoys lunch together outside.

- Pumping Irony -

PUMPING IRONY: Distant Relations

By Craig Cox

The modern nuclear family liberated us from the stifling constraints of the traditional multi-generational household, but it has exacted a painful toll on the elderly and is gradually losing its luster.

- Food Culture -

The Audacity to Farm

By Heidi Wachter

Leah Penniman is on a mission to debunk the myths about black people’s relationship to the land and help a new generation reclaim its agrarian heritage.

- Perspective by Bahram Akradi -