DWTS Pro Jenna Johnson Shares Her Journey to Stardom and Self-Acceptance
I started dancing at the age of 3, and there was nothing else I wasted to pursue from thereon.
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A Roundtable With Darling: When Your Career Path Is Not Linear
We are going to delve into the ups and downs of career and what we wish we would’ve known back in college.
How to Maintain Your Passion When It’s Part of Your Job
I failed to maintain the passion that had gotten me into the job in the first place.
Emotional Intelligence and Career Go Hand-in-Hand
Emotional intelligence begins with appreciating that the first change is small.
When the Job Search Process Leads to Burnout
“This job looks like a fit for you! Apply here today!” As I read the email subject line, the hollow pit in my stomach sank even further. How many of…
How to Develop Mental Resilience
I spend time nourishing the thoughts I want to grow and starving the thoughts I want to die.
How I Learned To Separate Who I Am From What I Do
The feelings of burn out were the fruit of a deeply rooted belief that I was only valuable for what I could produce.
I Planned My Own Wedding While Working a Full-time Job
Throughout the process, I was reminded again of a simple and timeless truth: there is a time for everything.
The Lead Lady Behind Girl Band TRALA: Moriah Smallbone
“Real Women, Real Work” is a Darling series about everyday women who work in various fields including business, entertainment, science and education. We want to get to know the WHY…
Stop Trying to ‘Find Your Passion’
A life of purpose and passion can’t be found. It is the result of being brave, curious, and dare I say, plucky?
The Citizenry: Celebrating The People Behind the Products
It is so important to us at Darling to not only support female-owned businesses, but also fair trade companies that celebrate the people behind the products. We had the pleasure of interviewing Carly and Rachel, founders of The Citizenry, a beautiful interiors brand.
Have Courage, Dear Heart
Maya Angelou—poet, civil rights activist, political advisor—told us that of all the important virtues, courage ranks #1.
