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For our extended family holiday gatherings, we’ve dispensed with the big meal and go all in on appetizers. We’ve found that not only does it take the pressure off the host — everyone brings an ...

Here we are, back half of December, and I don’t know about you, but I’m deep in the holiday-party jungle. Next up on my festive agenda: Instead of waiting in line at the annoyingly cool oyster bar, ...

Most of us move through the world with a set of unspoken “body beliefs,” assumptions we absorbed long before we ever chose them. These beliefs don’t just shape how we see our own bodies; they also get ...

Who shows up and how employees interact at an office holiday party can be a good indicator of how business is faring. It’s the most wonderful time of the year — and with that, the obligatory office ...

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