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EDITER’S LETTER

A few months ago, our magazine team was on a big Zoom call and the question came up: How do we do it? No matter how I’ve done it, I’ve shared it. I’m not very good at keeping things inside. I like to listen; I like to learn; I like to be open-minded and hunt for true answers to burning questions. I like to make sure I’m open-hearted enough to hear something when I least expect it and give it the potential to enhance my life. The answer to How do you do it? is different for everyone, yet there are some universal truths and connectors. In this issue, I take you through a day in my life and get very specific with the numerical balance sheet that helps me…

EDITER’S LETTER

EDITER’S LETTER

A few months ago, our magazine team was on a big Zoom call and the question came up: How do we do it? No matter how I’ve done it, I’ve shared it. I’m not very good at keeping things inside. I like to listen; I like to learn; I like to be open-minded and hunt for true answers to burning questions. I like to make sure I’m open-hearted enough to hear something when I least expect it and give it the potential to enhance my life. The answer to How do you do it? is different for everyone, yet there are some universal truths and connectors. In this issue, I take you through a day in my life and get very specific with the numerical balance sheet that helps me navigate through.…

EDITER’S LETTER

We asked some of this issue’s contributors how they balance work and play. Here’s what they said. 1 TESS FALOTICO-LAFAYE COPY EDITOR QUEENS, NEW YORK I play every day! Whether I take my dog to the park in the morning or squeeze in a baking project between meetings, there’s always time for fun if I make it a priority. @tess__fltesslafaye.com 2 CHRISTINE HAN PHOTOGRAPHER BROOKLYN, NEW YORK I used to be overserious about work and think my self-worth was defined by achievement. But my toddler daughter teaches me that everything is play, meaning that the opportunity for joy and curiosity is in every moment, and that just being is where it’s at. Realizing this makes it easier to feel balanced, no matter what it is I’m doing. @christineshoots christinehanphotography.com 3 TIFFANY J. DAVIS WRITER AND CONTENT DIRECTOR BROOKLYN, NEW YORK I’m…

Just for Kicks Imagine braving Yosemite National Park’s valleys, waterfalls, and glaciers in a pair of durable vegan sneakers made from sativa-strain fibers industrious types have coveted since 8000 B.C. 8000Kicks makes that adventurous dream come true with the world’s first natural hemp insole, which is breathable, waterproof, and ideal for extreme climates and conditions. Is there anything hemp can’t do? 8000kicks.com Join the party at thedrewbarrymoreshow.com. For more Drew’s News, tune into The Drew Barrymore Show on CBS. Big Sister Energy Everyone could use a big sister. After 15 years as executive director for former NBA baller Dwyane Wade’s foundation, Wade’s big sister, Dr. Tragil Wade-Johnson, started America’s Big Sisters to educate, mentor, and empower teenage girls in underserved communities. Using what she wished she and her brother had access to growing up, Wade-Johnson’s…

The Glow Getter On red carpets and photo shoots, hair and makeup artist Allison’s super power is making her clients (famous and otherwise) look their most natural, can’t-put-your-finger-on-it, gorgeous, glowing selves. And she’s good at it. “But the truth is, I wasn’t feeling beautiful myself. I felt as if I was walking around in someone else’s bodysuit. The outside me didn’t match how I felt inside.” Flipping the Script The story of how Allison lost 22 lbs.1 in 15 weeks starts here. “It was right around my 46th birthday and it dawned on me. I had regimens in place for taking care of my hair, my skin even my nails—but I didn’t have any structure or strategies in place for caring for my inner self. I knew I wanted to change things, and…

We asked some of this issue’s contributors how they balance work and play. Here’s what they said. 1 TESS FALOTICO-LAFAYE COPY EDITOR QUEENS, NEW YORK I play every day! Whether I take my dog to the park in the morning or squeeze in a baking project between meetings, there’s always time for fun if I make it a priority. @tess__fltesslafaye.com 2 CHRISTINE HAN PHOTOGRAPHER BROOKLYN, NEW YORK I used to be overserious about work and think my self-worth was defined by achievement. But my toddler daughter teaches me that everything is play, meaning that the opportunity for joy and curiosity is in every moment, and that just being is where it’s at. Realizing this makes it easier to feel balanced, no matter what it is I’m doing. @christineshoots christinehanphotography.com 3 TIFFANY J.…

Dirty hands, heart of gold

“I never thought I would be a farmer, but I always knew I’d grow food, because growing food is magic.” And with this Jamila Norman — known to fans of her Magnolia Network show, Home Grown, and patrons of her Atlanta-based Patch-work City Farms as “Farmer J” — sums up her journey from a child of “’70s health nut” Caribbean parents to environmental engineer and organic urban farm trail-blazer, educator, and advocate. To hear Norman tell it, there are a million ways to fall in love with urban farming — sweaty, mindful moments in the sunshine! Savoring fruit you’ve grown by hand! — but really just one reason: community. “I’m a big believer in empowering people with skills to be their own health champions,” Norman says. “Because at the end of the…

Dirty hands, heart of gold

Rick Martinez’s Mi Cocina is the kind of inspiring cookbook you want to cook — and eat — cover to cover. I’m thrilled to have his short list of all-time favorites to inspire my kitchen adventures this spring. First Generation BY FRANKIE GAW, $30 “First Generation is a beautifully designed and scrumptious Taiwanese home cooking book. I cried reading his stories about food, family, and his identity as a Taiwanese-American, gay kid growing up in Cincinnati.” Tartine: A Classic Revisited BY ELISABETH PRUEITT AND CHAD ROBERTSON, $37 “My baking bible. I love all the baked goods at Tartine, and this book brings me so much joy and inspiration, and it has made me a better baker.” Essentials of Classic Italian Cooking BY MARCELLA HAZAN, $37 “The book for lovers of Italian cuisine. Her four-ingredient tomato sauce is iconic, and…

Just for Kicks Imagine braving Yosemite National Park’s valleys, waterfalls, and glaciers in a pair of durable vegan sneakers made from sativa-strain fibers industrious types have coveted since 8000 B.C. 8000Kicks makes that adventurous dream come true with the world’s first natural hemp insole, which is breathable, waterproof, and ideal for extreme climates and conditions. Is there anything hemp can’t do? 8000kicks.com Join the party at thedrewbarrymoreshow.com. For more Drew’s News, tune into The Drew Barrymore Show on CBS. Big Sister Energy Everyone could use a big sister. After 15 years as executive director for former NBA baller Dwyane Wade’s foundation, Wade’s big sister, Dr. Tragil Wade-Johnson, started America’s Big Sisters to educate, mentor, and empower teenage girls in underserved communities. Using what she wished she and her brother had…

The Glow Getter On red carpets and photo shoots, hair and makeup artist Allison’s super power is making her clients (famous and otherwise) look their most natural, can’t-put-your-finger-on-it, gorgeous, glowing selves. And she’s good at it. “But the truth is, I wasn’t feeling beautiful myself. I felt as if I was walking around in someone else’s bodysuit. The outside me didn’t match how I felt inside.” Flipping the Script The story of how Allison lost 22 lbs.1 in 15 weeks starts here. “It was right around my 46th birthday and it dawned on me. I had regimens in place for taking care of my hair, my skin even my nails—but I didn’t have any structure or strategies in place for caring for my inner self. I knew I wanted to…

PILAR’S PLATE

Pasta with minted pistachio sauce and spring vegetables Your pasta is only as good as your sauce. This pistachio sauce adds just the right punch, sweetness, and crunch, and the freshness from the mint wakes everything up. Chock-full of sliced spring vegetables, this dish is a celebration of the bounty of the season. It sings spring to me. SERVES 4 2 Cloves garlic, peeled1 Cup shelled roasted pistachios3 Tablespoons well-packed chopped mint⅓ Cup + 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil, divided1 LemonKosher salt Freshly ground black pepper1 Pinch chili flakes (optional)1 Pound tagliatelle pasta, store-bought or homemade1 Bunch fresh asparagus, trimmed and sliced ¼ inch thick on the bias1 Cup fresh peas, shelled • In the bowl of a food processor fitted with the blade attachment, add the garlic, pistachios, and a pinch of salt.…

Dirty hands, heart of gold

“I never thought I would be a farmer, but I always knew I’d grow food, because growing food is magic.” And with this Jamila Norman — known to fans of her Magnolia Network show, Home Grown, and patrons of her Atlanta-based Patch-work City Farms as “Farmer J” — sums up her journey from a child of “’70s health nut” Caribbean parents to environmental engineer and organic urban farm trail-blazer, educator, and advocate. To hear Norman tell it, there are a million ways to fall in love with urban farming — sweaty, mindful moments in the sunshine! Savoring fruit you’ve grown by hand! — but really just one reason: community. “I’m a big believer in empowering people with skills to be their own health champions,” Norman says. “Because at the end…

Dirty hands, heart of gold

Drew’s little yellow book

Zeyar Highlighters $5 for six, amazon.com “Color coding helps me see where my time is going. I use different colors for my girls, work, travel, social, and — if there’s spare time left over — myself.” Drew Barrymore One question I get asked all the time is how I do it. Here are some of the things I really, truly use day in and day out that help me do my best to get it all done! For more, go to thedrewbarrymoreshow.com and follow @drewbarrymore. Naomi Watts Actress Noami Watts has taken on a new role: beauty and wellness entrepreneur. As founder and chief creative officer of Stripes, she’s flipping the script on the conversation around menopause and offering product solutions “from scalp to vag,” as the brand says. Here she shares her feel-seriously-good must-haves for spring. For…

Drew’s little yellow book

Rick Martinez’s Mi Cocina is the kind of inspiring cookbook you want to cook — and eat — cover to cover. I’m thrilled to have his short list of all-time favorites to inspire my kitchen adventures this spring. First Generation BY FRANKIE GAW, $30 “First Generation is a beautifully designed and scrumptious Taiwanese home cooking book. I cried reading his stories about food, family, and his identity as a Taiwanese-American, gay kid growing up in Cincinnati.” Tartine: A Classic Revisited BY ELISABETH PRUEITT AND CHAD ROBERTSON, $37 “My baking bible. I love all the baked goods at Tartine, and this book brings me so much joy and inspiration, and it has made me a better baker.” Essentials of Classic Italian Cooking BY MARCELLA HAZAN, $37 “The book for lovers of…

PILAR’S PLATE

Pasta with minted pistachio sauce and spring vegetables Your pasta is only as good as your sauce. This pistachio sauce adds just the right punch, sweetness, and crunch, and the freshness from the mint wakes everything up. Chock-full of sliced spring vegetables, this dish is a celebration of the bounty of the season. It sings spring to me. SERVES 4 2 Cloves garlic, peeled1 Cup shelled roasted pistachios3 Tablespoons well-packed chopped mint⅓ Cup + 1 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil, divided1 LemonKosher salt Freshly ground black pepper1 Pinch chili flakes (optional)1 Pound tagliatelle pasta, store-bought or homemade1 Bunch fresh asparagus, trimmed and sliced ¼ inch thick on the bias1 Cup fresh peas, shelled Inthebowlofa food processor fitted with the blade attachment, add the garlic, pistachios, and a pinch of salt.…

Start the day off right

Remember that motivation isn’t something you find — it’s something you create. This 15-minute routine is designed to feed your spirit, center your mind, and heal your body. Strive to show up daily. The more often you do it, the more you’ll feel it becoming the part of the day you look forward to most. Rise and Rehydrate Set your alarm to wake up at the same time each day — and break up with your snooze button. That extra shut-eye can throw off your body’s internal clock and actually leave you feeling more tired throughout the day. If you always feel exhausted in the a.m., try moving your bedtime up 30 minutes earlier at a time, until you find your sleep sweet spot. Start your day with a clean slate. As soon…

Start the day off right

Rituals help me reset and recharge. Every morning when I wake up, I choose joy. Mornings are the gateway to my days, so starting off on a productive note is vital to how the rest of my day will go. I commit to achieving my ideal day by reminding myself to be authentic, mindful, and balanced. Rituals are also very important to me. Opening the windows, making a cup of green tea, striking a tuning fork, and spending time in the garden are all thoughtful and effective morning rituals that help me start with a clear mind. It’s inevitable that I’ll face obstacles and changes to plans; rituals help me reset and recharge, so I avoid distractions and mental clutter. I always urge friends, family, and clients to reflect and be honest about…

Drew’s little yellow book

Zeyar Highlighters $5 for six, amazon.com “Color coding helps me see where my time is going. I use different colors for my girls, work, travel, social, and — if there’s spare time left over — myself.” Drew Barrymore One question I get asked all the time is how I do it. Here are some of the things I really, truly use day in and day out that help me do my best to get it all done! For more, go to thedrewbarrymoreshow.com and follow @drewbarrymore. Naomi Watts Actress Noami Watts has taken on a new role: beauty and wellness entrepreneur. As founder and chief creative officer of Stripes, she’s flipping the script on the conversation around menopause and offering product solutions “from scalp to vag,” as the brand says. Here…

Drew’s little yellow book

Playing Tennis I’ve been a lifelong fan of tennis but never played until Serena announced her retirement from the sport and I thought, “This is my moment to get in there!” Kidding! But I’ve always wanted to play tennis, and after taking a couple of lessons while on vacation over the summer, I fell in love. I play about two or three times a week, and I do it first thing in the morning. Those early hours are typically the only hours I have to myself, and the gift of movement is so special. Reading What a surprise that someone who has their own imprint loves to read! But seriously, reading can challenge you; help you see the world in a different way; make you laugh, cry, and feel all the feels. What…

Start the day off right

Remember that motivation isn’t something you find — it’s something you create. This 15-minute routine is designed to feed your spirit, center your mind, and heal your body. Strive to show up daily. The more often you do it, the more you’ll feel it becoming the part of the day you look forward to most. Rise and Rehydrate Set your alarm to wake up at the same time each day — and break up with your snooze button. That extra shut-eye can throw off your body’s internal clock and actually leave you feeling more tired throughout the day. If you always feel exhausted in the a.m., try moving your bedtime up 30 minutes earlier at a time, until you find your sleep sweet spot. Start your day with a clean slate.…

Start the day off right

Find emotional and spiritual endurance

You can’t love somebody unless you love yourself. Too many of us don’t realize that the relationships we have with others are directly based on the relationship we have with ourselves. So when you have people in your life who you feel take advantage of you, don’t ask you enough questions, don’t appreciate you, it’s less about others and more about your self-esteem, how much you value yourself, and what you’re willing to accept. To have those deeper connections, you have to start by asking yourself, “What do I deserve?” That’s a question that most people don’t ask themselves, because they’re afraid of the answer or they simply don’t know. I start off every relationship asking, “What do I deserve in this relationship?” I deserve someone who is going to listen…

Find emotional and spiritual endurance

Rituals help me reset and recharge. Every morning when I wake up, I choose joy. Mornings are the gateway to my days, so starting off on a productive note is vital to how the rest of my day will go. I commit to achieving my ideal day by reminding myself to be authentic, mindful, and balanced. Rituals are also very important to me. Opening the windows, making a cup of green tea, striking a tuning fork, and spending time in the garden are all thoughtful and effective morning rituals that help me start with a clear mind. It’s inevitable that I’ll face obstacles and changes to plans; rituals help me reset and recharge, so I avoid distractions and mental clutter. I always urge friends, family, and clients to reflect and…

Make a home sweet home

Jeremiah: One of the things people always ask us is “How do you keep such a happy home?” I like to believe it comes from the way we set the energy of the house every morning. I wake up early, light candles, and turn on music so the kids can wake up and walk upstairs into a positive environment. The music and lighting change in the afternoon and again in the evening, setting a new pace and tone. The house is always vibrating. Nate: My job is to make sure we don’t have fires, so I walk behind him and blow out the candles. I’m not allowed to touch any buttons in our home or car, so I couldn’t change the playlist even if I wanted to. I do notice that,…

Make a home sweet home

Playing Tennis I’ve been a lifelong fan of tennis but never played until Serena announced her retirement from the sport and I thought, “This is my moment to get in there!” Kidding! But I’ve always wanted to play tennis, and after taking a couple of lessons while on vacation over the summer, I fell in love. I play about two or three times a week, and I do it first thing in the morning. Those early hours are typically the only hours I have to myself, and the gift of movement is so special. Reading What a surprise that someone who has their own imprint loves to read! But seriously, reading can challenge you; help you see the world in a different way; make you laugh, cry, and feel all…

As I sit here today, people on the out-side looking in might see me and say, “Oh, you’re so successful. You’ve done so much.” And though that may be true, my thing is that there’s always something new to learn and there are always new ways to be better. Stay Curious I was a very curious kid, even when I was in elementary school. That hasn’t changed. Just the other day, on our regular CBS Morning work call to go over the show, we welcomed a new member to the team. While they were introducing themselves, they said, “I am so sorry; I am just really tired today. I was up at midnight.” My natural reaction was to say, “What were you doing up at mid-night?” Two seconds later, I received a…

Find emotional and spiritual endurance

You can’t love somebody unless you love yourself. Too many of us don’t realize that the relationships we have with others are directly based on the relationship we have with ourselves. So when you have people in your life who you feel take advantage of you, don’t ask you enough questions, don’t appreciate you, it’s less about others and more about your self-esteem, how much you value yourself, and what you’re willing to accept. To have those deeper connections, you have to start by asking yourself, “What do I deserve?” That’s a question that most people don’t ask themselves, because they’re afraid of the answer or they simply don’t know. I start off every relationship asking, “What do I deserve in this relationship?” I deserve someone who is going to…

Find emotional and spiritual endurance

Find our inner child

A funny thing happened to Piera Gelardi while rising through a career as an entrepreneur, creative director, and co-founder of media platform Refinery29: She made play her superpower. And with her just-launched venture, Wild Things World, she’s on a mission to entice the rest of us into doing it, too. “I want to create community experiences and products that fuel cathartic, creative play,” says Gelardi, whose live-streamed Play Breaks feature everything from dance and doodling tutorials to crowd-sourced word games with evocative prompts like “travel agency,” “pizza parlor,” and “discotheque.” The benefit of getting wild and weird with Gelardi and co.? Feeling more energized. “Play cracks us open to ourselves and to others,” says Gelardi, who cites addressing the national loneliness epidemic as another source of inspiration for Wild Things World. “It…

Find our inner child

Make a home sweet home

Jeremiah: One of the things people always ask us is “How do you keep such a happy home?” I like to believe it comes from the way we set the energy of the house every morning. I wake up early, light candles, and turn on music so the kids can wake up and walk upstairs into a positive environment. The music and lighting change in the afternoon and again in the evening, setting a new pace and tone. The house is always vibrating. Nate: My job is to make sure we don’t have fires, so I walk behind him and blow out the candles. I’m not allowed to touch any buttons in our home or car, so I couldn’t change the playlist even if I wanted to. I do notice…

Make a home sweet home

Take grandma’s advice

Tidy Up in Two Taking care of your bedroom is kind of like taking care of your emotional self. You don’t want to walk into your bedroom at the end of a busy day and find it in disarray. Each morning before you head out, set a one-minute timer and quickly pick up anything off the floor and straighten up the dresser and bedside table. Then take a minute to make your bed. This way, when you’re ready to rest, your room will be a welcome respite for just that. Declutter Your Closet Spring is when many of us swap out coats and sweaters for breezier outfits. Before making that swap, look through your winter clothes and determine what you wore and what you didn’t touch — for those items, it’s probably been…

Take grandma’s advice

As I sit here today, people on the out-side looking in might see me and say, “Oh, you’re so successful. You’ve done so much.” And though that may be true, my thing is that there’s always something new to learn and there are always new ways to be better. Stay Curious I was a very curious kid, even when I was in elementary school. That hasn’t changed. Just the other day, on our regular CBS Morning work call to go over the show, we welcomed a new member to the team. While they were introducing themselves, they said, “I am so sorry; I am just really tired today. I was up at midnight.” My natural reaction was to say, “What were you doing up at mid-night?” Two seconds later, I…

Put the care in skin care

Can a busy schedule and at-home spa time co-exist? Yes, according to Sabrina Dhowre Elba, who co-founded S’Able skin care with her husband, actor Idris Elba, but it might mean multitasking. “He loves to be pampered, so I’m happy to indulge him, especially when we’re researching a new product,” she says. “Giving him a facial and talking through ingredients and their effects is now one of my favorite things to do.” Here, she shares her anytime facial routine, in which deep exfoliation and intense moisture are the goals. I give myself a facial at home whenever I need to indulge and spoil myself. For more, go to sablelabs.co and follow @sabrinaelba. STEP 1 I give myself a facial at home whenever I need to indulge and spoil myself, and I always start my facials in…

Put the care in skin care

Find our inner child

A funny thing happened to Piera Gelardi while rising through a career as an entrepreneur, creative director, and co-founder of media platform Refinery29: She made play her superpower. And with her just-launched venture, Wild Things World, she’s on a mission to entice the rest of us into doing it, too. “I want to create community experiences and products that fuel cathartic, creative play,” says Gelardi, whose live-streamed Play Breaks feature everything from dance and doodling tutorials to crowd-sourced word games with evocative prompts like “travel agency,” “pizza parlor,” and “discotheque.” The benefit of getting wild and weird with Gelardi and co.? Feeling more energized. “Play cracks us open to ourselves and to others,” says Gelardi, who cites addressing the national loneliness epidemic as another source of inspiration for Wild Things World.…

Find our inner child

Write your love story

In my experience, soul mates are not born — they’re made. My husband and I just celebrated our 15th wedding anniversary; people always ask if I knew he was my soul mate. This question makes me giggle. Approximately 70% of Americans believe in soul mates, the concept that there is one person out there who is perfectly matched with you, and you’re on a lifelong quest to find your predestined other half. As a dating and relationship coach, I’m a lover of stories and a student of rom-coms. It’s my job to help people get to their happily ever after. The more we repeat stories, the more we believe them to be true. Yet sometimes our attachment to stories keeps us from reaching our full relationship potential. The soul mate story comes from…

Write your love story

Take grandma’s advice

Tidy Up in Two Taking care of your bedroom is kind of like taking care of your emotional self. You don’t want to walk into your bedroom at the end of a busy day and find it in disarray. Each morning before you head out, set a one-minute timer and quickly pick up anything off the floor and straighten up the dresser and bedside table. Then take a minute to make your bed. This way, when you’re ready to rest, your room will be a welcome respite for just that. Declutter Your Closet Spring is when many of us swap out coats and sweaters for breezier outfits. Before making that swap, look through your winter clothes and determine what you wore and what you didn’t touch — for those items,…

Take grandma’s advice

Travel with ease

Pack Smarter When traveling with a partner or group, share your tech and your toiletries. If you’re not doubling up on chargers and shampoo, you’ll have extra space in your suitcase and make the airport check-in experience a little easier. Get Involved The more planners, the more people invested in the trip being a success. Even the littlest travelers can contribute ideas for activities, excursions, or ways to spend downtime together. If one person does end up doing the bulk of the prep work, show your gratitude with a special toast at dinner — and maybe a hotel spa treatment. Dream It, Do It If there aren’t any trips in your future, but you’d like there to be — make a fiveyear family vacay plan. Brainstorm destinations and types of trips; earmark some dates and…

Travel with ease

Put the care in skin care

Can a busy schedule and at-home spa time co-exist? Yes, according to Sabrina Dhowre Elba, who co-founded S’Able skin care with her husband, actor Idris Elba, but it might mean multitasking. “He loves to be pampered, so I’m happy to indulge him, especially when we’re researching a new product,” she says. “Giving him a facial and talking through ingredients and their effects is now one of my favorite things to do.” Here, she shares her anytime facial routine, in which deep exfoliation and intense moisture are the goals. I give myself a facial at home whenever I need to indulge and spoil myself. For more, go to sablelabs.co and follow @sabrinaelba. STEP 1 I give myself a facial at home whenever I need to indulge and spoil myself, and I…

Put the care in skin care

Sleep better, naturally

Go with natural fibers, like organic cotton, linen, and hemp. We spend nearly one-third of our lives in bed, so make that time as healthy as you can. If possible, invest in a mattress made of natural materials. I look for hero ingredients such as natural latex, organic cotton, and wool. At the end of the day, comfort and what works for you is most important. Since it’s nearly impossible to recycle a mattress, get something you love that will last a long time. Avoid so-called wrinkle-free sheets; they are often treated with carcinogenic formaldehyde resin. Go with natural fibers like organic cotton, linen, and hemp; use wool dryer balls to fluff them in the dryer to help eliminate wrinkles. I like to wrap my pillows with three pillowcases. Pillowcases get dirty the quickest, so…

Sleep better, naturally

Get back up again

When I was 19, my horse Claletto bucked me off in between the first round and the jump-off round at a competition. There are 45 seconds between rounds, and I was able to get back on with just enough time to get to the first jump. I ended up winning the class. That was the first time I truly saw my strength and resilience in action. I remember my mother saying she would never again worry about me in life. Being an entrepreneur and a female in a leadership role are no easy, fluid tasks. I am constantly thrown obstacles that make me feel like I want to quit, but my life and career in the big picture are amazing. So in those moments, I have to dig deep down to that moment…

Get back up again

Write your love story

In my experience, soul mates are not born — they’re made. My husband and I just celebrated our 15th wedding anniversary; people always ask if I knew he was my soul mate. This question makes me giggle. Approximately 70% of Americans believe in soul mates, the concept that there is one person out there who is perfectly matched with you, and you’re on a lifelong quest to find your predestined other half. As a dating and relationship coach, I’m a lover of stories and a student of rom-coms. It’s my job to help people get to their happily ever after. The more we repeat stories, the more we believe them to be true. Yet sometimes our attachment to stories keeps us from reaching our full relationship potential. The soul…

Write your love story

Live more sustainably

You don’t need special skills or talentsto be an everyday environmentalist. If you love clean air, water, and food, you’re on the team. Some argue that stressing over your personal carbon footprint (the amount of carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere as a result of your lifestyle) is a waste of energy, since 100 companies are responsible for 71% of global emissions. But that doesn’t mean we should sit this one out. Collective lifestyle changes are essential to creating a cultural shift toward climate stewardship. Not everyone can live off the grid or go zero waste, but everyone can do something. Here are four easy ways to take climate action. For more, go to climatemuseum.org. 1 Talk About It Most people in the United States are worried about the climate crisis but avoid the topic because…

Live more sustainably

Travel with ease

Pack Smarter When traveling with a partner or group, share your tech and your toiletries. If you’re not doubling up on chargers and shampoo, you’ll have extra space in your suitcase and make the airport check-in experience a little easier. Get Involved The more planners, the more people invested in the trip being a success. Even the littlest travelers can contribute ideas for activities, excursions, or ways to spend downtime together. If one person does end up doing the bulk of the prep work, show your gratitude with a special toast at dinner — and maybe a hotel spa treatment. Dream It, Do It If there aren’t any trips in your future, but you’d like there to be — make a fiveyear family vacay plan. Brainstorm destinations and types of…

Travel with ease

Sleep better, naturally

Go with natural fibers, like organic cotton, linen, and hemp. We spend nearly one-third of our lives in bed, so make that time as healthy as you can. If possible, invest in a mattress made of natural materials. I look for hero ingredients such as natural latex, organic cotton, and wool. At the end of the day, comfort and what works for you is most important. Since it’s nearly impossible to recycle a mattress, get something you love that will last a long time. Avoid so-called wrinkle-free sheets; they are often treated with carcinogenic formaldehyde resin. Go with natural fibers like organic cotton, linen, and hemp; use wool dryer balls to fluff them in the dryer to help eliminate wrinkles. I like to wrap my pillows with three pillowcases. Pillowcases…

Sleep better, naturally

All in a day’s work

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Get back up again

When I was 19, my horse Claletto bucked me off in between the first round and the jump-off round at a competition. There are 45 seconds between rounds, and I was able to get back on with just enough time to get to the first jump. I ended up winning the class. That was the first time I truly saw my strength and resilience in action. I remember my mother saying she would never again worry about me in life. Being an entrepreneur and a female in a leadership role are no easy, fluid tasks. I am constantly thrown obstacles that make me feel like I want to quit, but my life and career in the big picture are amazing. So in those moments, I have to dig deep down…

Get back up again

I’ve loved my ever-changing life. It’s made me adaptable and self-generating. But these days, my work and the kids’ schedules can be so tight, so relentless, and so routine. Sometimes I struggle with just how routine it is, and I miss the unpredictability of my past. It makes sense given how I grew up and how we rolled for so many years. Do I want to go back to that? No. But do I crave pops of spontaneity? Yes. To live a life of both structure and fun, I’ve developed six habits that simultaneously anchor me and set me free. This is how I do it. No. 1 Put things back in the same place. I can’t tell you how effective this detail is. It’s a little thing, but it’s had a profound…

With a cherry on top

When you grow up celebrating your grandmother’s two birthdays — one for the date on her birth certificate and another for the date she felt it should be — making special occasions out of typically mundane matters comes naturally. “Take stock of your everyday accomplishments,” says cookbook author, TV personality, and food blogger behind Grandbaby Cakes Jocelyn Delk Adams. “They matter. You matter.” To help you do just that, Adams has packed her exuberant new cookbook, Everyday Grand, with easy but excellent recipes you can make anytime a moment begs to be turned into a special occasion. Here, she shares food for fêting a movie night, fitness goals, peak produce season, and the ones you love most. GRAND ADVENTURE Twelve years ago, Jocelyn Delk Adams was baking cakes in her small Chicago apartment…

With a cherry on top

Live more sustainably

You don’t need special skills or talentsto be an everyday environmentalist. If you love clean air, water, and food, you’re on the team. Some argue that stressing over your personal carbon footprint (the amount of carbon dioxide released into the atmosphere as a result of your lifestyle) is a waste of energy, since 100 companies are responsible for 71% of global emissions. But that doesn’t mean we should sit this one out. Collective lifestyle changes are essential to creating a cultural shift toward climate stewardship. Not everyone can live off the grid or go zero waste, but everyone can do something. Here are four easy ways to take climate action. For more, go to climatemuseum.org. 1 Talk About It Most people in the United States are worried about the climate…

Live more sustainably

All in a day’s work

You never know where the day is going to take you. That’s my motto. Morning I set my alarm for 6:15 a.m. but always hit the snooze button. When I do get out of bed, I wake up my kids to get dressed, have breakfast, and get on the bus. Then I start my workday. Before I head to the studio, I squeeze in a breakfast meeting with Chris Miller to discuss an upcoming Flower Films project. He and I have worked together for almost 30 years. Now he’s the head showrunner of The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon. I run to my closet to my old chest of drawers full of vintage T-shirts and sweatpants and throw something on. My stylist, Lee Harris, thinks I dress like a wreck.…

All in a day’s work

I’ve loved my ever-changing life. It’s made me adaptable and self-generating. But these days, my work and the kids’ schedules can be so tight, so relentless, and so routine. Sometimes I struggle with just how routine it is, and I miss the unpredictability of my past. It makes sense given how I grew up and how we rolled for so many years. Do I want to go back to that? No. But do I crave pops of spontaneity? Yes. To live a life of both structure and fun, I’ve developed six habits that simultaneously anchor me and set me free. This is how I do it. No. 1 Put things back in the same place. I can’t tell you how effective this detail is. It’s a little thing, but it’s had…

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When you grow up celebrating your grandmother’s two birthdays — one for the date on her birth certificate and another for the date she felt it should be — making special occasions out of typically mundane matters comes naturally. “Take stock of your everyday accomplishments,” says cookbook author, TV personality, and food blogger behind Grandbaby Cakes Jocelyn Delk Adams. “They matter. You matter.” To help you do just that, Adams has packed her exuberant new cookbook, Everyday Grand, with easy but excellent recipes you can make anytime a moment begs to be turned into a special occasion. Here, she shares food for fêting a movie night, fitness goals, peak produce season, and the ones you love most. GRAND ADVENTURE Twelve years ago, Jocelyn Delk Adams was baking cakes in her…

With a cherry on top

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Gua sha is a traditional Chinese medicine practice that goes back centuries. “Today, gua sha remains an important modality used by TCM practitioners to treat pain and boost immune function,” says Sandra Chiu, acupuncturist, herbalist, and founder of skin care brand Lanshin. The What “Gua sha involves using a tool to stroke or scrape tight, tense, or pathological areas of the body to break down and remove blood stagnation. This improves the circulation of blood, fluids and qi (energy). Facial gua sha is an extension of that practice, though slightly different in application and results. While gua sha is more aggressive, facial gua sha uses a much slower speed and softer touch. The face really responds to a less-is-more approach. Pressure varies depending on the area of the face or neck, but…

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“It’s spring. And for spring, when you’re doing a statement lip, you want a statement lip,” says makeup artist, photographer, and behind-the-scenes product developer Robin Black. “So I want my hot pink lip. I want my bold red lip. I want my cherry-blossom lip. And I want that lip to be true to color and really, really bright.” 1 “There are different ways you can wear a bright shade. The easiest one is to apply the lipstick directly from the tube to your lips, and then you can blot gently with your fingers around the edges to blur and soften them. This is called a ‘foggy lip’ in Asia, and it’s a really nice, modern way to wear a lip. But I personally love a full-on statement lip with super-sharp…

WILD YONDER Italy

For years, I wanted to go to Italy with my girlfriends. It finally happened last summer. When we arrived, I made a conscious decision to be really present. I love putting my phone down when I travel. I don’t post on social media while traveling, partly because I don’t want to broadcast where I am, but mostly so I can really live in the moment. I’m on tech all the time for work, so while I’m on vacation, I refuse to do it the same way. I borrow my friends’ phones and take pics. Then we all share at the end of the day, so we end up with a mix of documentation. All of this is to say that I never shared one bit of my trip on social media:…

WILD YONDER Italy

“As long as you take care of your hair, it will grow,” says hair guru Monique Rodriguez, founder of Mielle Organics. “People tend to think it’s an overnight thing; they don’t have the patience to let their hair grow out. It also surprises me that in the African American community, women believe their hair cannot grow to a certain length. If you are living and breathing, your hair will grow. It won’t happen overnight, but it will happen.” RULE 1 Look Inside “Growing healthy hair is not just about topical solutions; it’s also how you take care of yourself internally. Make sure there are no underlying factors like low vitamins, health issues, or medications that can have adverse effects on hair. If you have vitamin deficiencies, take supplements. Taking care…

Dear Drew, What was your biggest dream when you were a child? —@diegojeperez Funny enough, my fantasy job is still the one I covet — travel writer. I would go everywhere and take all the photos and write the articles. Good news is, thanks to this magazine, I am living out my dream. I went to Italy this summer, I took photos, and I used what I liked and learned from my trip to write a guide for this issue. xo Drew Dear Drew, What’s a fun thing you loved doing before becoming a mom that you want to do again? —@marissajeanofficial Sleep without guilt. Most days, we wake up at 6:15 a.m. to get breakfast, brush teeth and hair, dress, and get out the door for school and work. Summer is my new happy place — no…

Chanel’s first-ever brow ambassador, Jimena Garcia, believes that beautiful brows start with an arch-centric skin care routine. “We have hair care and skin care; we need to think of brow care as well,” Garcia says. 1 “If we don’t exfoliate the skin under the brow hairs, the pores and follicles might become clogged and hair might have trouble growing in. Exfoliation is key to clearing blocked follicles. I like to make my own exfoliator by mixing a very gentle salt, like fine pink Himalayan salt, into a face oil or olive oil. Mix a bit of the oil in your palm with a bit of the salt, and then dab on the brow and massage. Olive oil is extraordinary for skin and hair. My favorite is from Baroncini ($60,…

Big spring energy

There’s no easy way to put it: The last few years have been hard. But this spring marks the end of a series of eras in each of our lives, inviting new opportunities and possibilities, so we can finally begin again. First, in early March, Saturn will leave the sign of Aquarius and enter the sign of Pisces. After two and a half years of disruptive, uncomfortable, but necessary change, Saturn invites us to tend to our wounds and heal with the power of self-compassion. Instead of disregarding our emotions or dismissing our creativity, Saturn in Pisces encourages us to nurture these tender and artistic parts of our nature. Listen to and acknowledge the full rainbow of your humanity: your sensitivity, your spirituality, your intuition, and, above all else, your aspirations.…

Big spring energy

Gua sha is a traditional Chinese medicine practice that goes back centuries. “Today, gua sha remains an important modality used by TCM practitioners to treat pain and boost immune function,” says Sandra Chiu, acupuncturist, herbalist, and founder of skin care brand Lanshin. The What “Gua sha involves using a tool to stroke or scrape tight, tense, or pathological areas of the body to break down and remove blood stagnation. This improves the circulation of blood, fluids and qi (energy). Facial gua sha is an extension of that practice, though slightly different in application and results. While gua sha is more aggressive, facial gua sha uses a much slower speed and softer touch. The face really responds to a less-is-more approach. Pressure varies depending on the area of the face or…

At your leisure

Get artsy Pick up a paint brush, glue stick, scissors, or crayon. “Participation in the arts is scientifically proven to strengthen your whole being,” says Berry Stein, founder of Art Life Practice. “From increased positive emotions; reduced stress responses and anxiety levels; decreased depressive symptoms; and even immune system improvements, the research is rapidly reaching a consensus that regular creative practice improves your mental and physical health.” To make it easy to get involved, Stein offers four mixed-media creativity kits in her online store, along with how-tos and fine art inspiration to get you going. ALP kits, $55–$125, artlifepractice.com Go wild When nature calls, answer, but see how it feels to let everyone else go to voicemail. “Mindfully meandering through nature while intently observing birds has brought me joy and…

At your leisure

Drew: For our How We Do It issue, I thought a good place to start would be our daily schedules. What do realistic schedules or to-do lists look like? Dr. Aliza: One approach is for each family member to think about what they have to or want to get done. Fill that in and see how the days look. Is it manageable? Is it too much? Dump whatever doesn’t fit or feel right. Drew: As much as I like spontaneity, you talk a lot about the value of consistency. My kids wake up, go to school, have bath and bedtime rituals — is that what you mean by consistency? Dr. A: Those are routines. Making sure these routines happen regularly — that is consistency, and that is what helps them feel safe in…

WILD YONDER Italy

For years, I wanted to go to Italy with my girlfriends. It finally happened last summer. When we arrived, I made a conscious decision to be really present. I love putting my phone down when I travel. I don’t post on social media while traveling, partly because I don’t want to broadcast where I am, but mostly so I can really live in the moment. I’m on tech all the time for work, so while I’m on vacation, I refuse to do it the same way. I borrow my friends’ phones and take pics. Then we all share at the end of the day, so we end up with a mix of documentation. All of this is to say that I never shared one bit of my trip on social…

WILD YONDER Italy

SPRING INTO ACTION

ACROSS 1 Weather map technology 6 Masterwork 10 Direction of the sunrise 14 Hawaiian greeting 15 Carter of Gimme a Break! 16 Say ___ (reject) 17 Spring break is when college students flood this Florida hot spot 19 Magazine with lifestyle tips (and a crossword!) 20 New Year’s ___ (when the ball drops in New York) 21 Flag thrower, in football 23 Golf ball holder 24 Ortega or Fischer 27 Spring training brings players of this sport back to the field 29 Coffee, casually 30 Score requiring overtime 32 “It takes ___ to tango” 33 “Taking care of that right now” 34 “Back in Black” band 36 Be awesome (at something) 40 Put money on it 41 Spring cleaning is when many people empty this appliance 43 Actress de Armas 44 Incredible bargain 46 Dear ___ Hansen 47 Works with scissors 48 Young fellow 50 Tax org 51 Takes advantage of 52 Spring rolls are a perfect seasonal snack,…

SPRING INTO ACTION

Enjoy the Silence DEPECHE MODE Be Mine (Jaakko Eino Kalevi Remix) ALICE BOMAN As It Was HARRY STYLES Sunny BOBBY HEBB Lay Your Head on Me (feat. Marcus Mumford) MAJOR LAZER, DIPLO Geraldine GLASVEGAS The Dress DIJON Shuggie FOXYGEN Angel GAVIN FRIDAY Fruits of My Labor LUCINDA WILLIAMS Je Te Laisserai des Mots PATRICK WILSON Halah MAZZY STAR Miss Summer ODIE You Don’t Want Me WESLEY BRIGHT & THE HONEYTONES If It Makes You Happy SHERYL CROW Wake Up ARCADE FIRE You can find the How We Do It playlist on my Spotify profile.…

Dear Drew, What was your biggest dream when you were a child? —@diegojeperez Funny enough, my fantasy job is still the one I covet — travel writer. I would go everywhere and take all the photos and write the articles. Good news is, thanks to this magazine, I am living out my dream. I went to Italy this summer, I took photos, and I used what I liked and learned from my trip to write a guide for this issue. xo Drew Dear Drew, What’s a fun thing you loved doing before becoming a mom that you want to do again? —@marissajeanofficial Sleep without guilt. Most days, we wake up at 6:15 a.m. to get breakfast, brush teeth and hair, dress, and get out the door for school and work.…

Big spring energy

There’s no easy way to put it: The last few years have been hard. But this spring marks the end of a series of eras in each of our lives, inviting new opportunities and possibilities, so we can finally begin again. First, in early March, Saturn will leave the sign of Aquarius and enter the sign of Pisces. After two and a half years of disruptive, uncomfortable, but necessary change, Saturn invites us to tend to our wounds and heal with the power of self-compassion. Instead of disregarding our emotions or dismissing our creativity, Saturn in Pisces encourages us to nurture these tender and artistic parts of our nature. Listen to and acknowledge the full rainbow of your humanity: your sensitivity, your spirituality, your intuition, and, above all else, your…

Big spring energy

Drew: For our How We Do It issue, I thought a good place to start would be our daily schedules. What do realistic schedules or to-do lists look like? Dr. Aliza: One approach is for each family member to think about what they have to or want to get done. Fill that in and see how the days look. Is it manageable? Is it too much? Dump whatever doesn’t fit or feel right. Drew: As much as I like spontaneity, you talk a lot about the value of consistency. My kids wake up, go to school, have bath and bedtime rituals — is that what you mean by consistency? Dr. A: Those are routines. Making sure these routines happen regularly — that is consistency, and that is what helps them feel…

SPRING INTO ACTION

ACROSS 1 Weather map technology 6 Masterwork 10 Direction of the sunrise 14 Hawaiian greeting 15 Carter of Gimme a Break! 16 Say ___ (reject) 17 Spring break is when college students flood this Florida hot spot 19 Magazine with lifestyle tips (and a crossword!) 20 New Year’s ___ (when the ball drops in New York) 21 Flag thrower, in football 23 Golf ball holder 24 Ortega or Fischer 27 Spring training brings players of this sport back to the field 29 Coffee, casually 30 Score requiring overtime 32 “It takes ___ to tango” 33 “Taking care of that right now” 34 “Back in Black” band 36 Be awesome (at something) 40 Put money on it 41 Spring cleaning is when many people empty this appliance 43 Actress de Armas…

SPRING INTO ACTION

Enjoy the Silence DEPECHE MODE Be Mine (Jaakko Eino Kalevi Remix) ALICE BOMAN As It Was HARRY STYLES Sunny BOBBY HEBB Lay Your Head on Me (feat. Marcus Mumford) MAJOR LAZER, DIPLO Geraldine GLASVEGAS The Dress DIJON Shuggie FOXYGEN Angel GAVIN FRIDAY Fruits of My Labor LUCINDA WILLIAMS Je Te Laisserai des Mots PATRICK WILSON Halah MAZZY STAR Miss Summer ODIE You Don’t Want Me WESLEY BRIGHT & THE HONEYTONES If It Makes You Happy SHERYL CROW Wake Up ARCADE FIRE You can find the How We Do It playlist on my Spotify profile.…

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