hen I was a little girl, one of my favorite drawers in my mother’s dresser was the one that held her stationery. Organization wasn’t her strongest suit, but that drawer was a compilation…

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Jennifer Hunold is an artist, writer, marketer, and people-motivator living in upstate New York with her houseplant Lloyd and husband Jake. She is a lover of a good dinner, quality time with friends and in the studio, walking in the woods, busting her hump at the gym, and volunteering for Collar Works. Shaped by synchronicity and pivotal friendships, Jennifer has contemplated methods of being since young adulthood. With a lens of gratitude and compassion, Jennifer reflects on the achievement of a genuine existence amid demands of an interconnected life.
hen I was a little girl, one of my favorite drawers in my mother’s dresser was the one that held her stationery. Organization wasn’t her strongest suit, but that drawer was a compilation…
s soon as I make a resolution, I find that I’m tested. The resolution always starts out well-thought out and well-intended. However, once tested, it is as though the resolution never existed.…