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Pinterest Fact #1

98% of pinners go out and try the things they find on Pinterest. The average for other social media sites is 71%. (source: Pinterest)

Pinterest Fact #2

90% of weekly users use Pinterest to to help make purchase decisions. (source: Pinterest)

Pinterest Fact #3

55% of users are looking specifically for an item to buy. That’s FOUR TIMES AS MANY as any other platform. (source: Pinterest)

Why We Need To Rebrand Breast Cancer Awareness Month

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How To Practice Self-Care While Writing Your Novel

Writer’s block. Self-doubt. Imposter’s Syndrome. Dry spells. It doesn’t matter what you call it, the result is pretty much the same thing: creative burnout.

By that time, mom hardly ever made any sense at all. She could still speak, but having any sort of conversation was an act in futility. But she’d still say that stupid fucking mantra, “It is what it is.” Ask her what she wanted to eat, she’d say some mumbo-jumbo and add, “It is what it is,” at the end of the sentence. “How are you feeling, Ma?” Goobledygook, “It is what it is.”

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5 Things No One Tells You About Cancer

October 2016 is when I realized that pink-washing everything may be vital in fighting this disease, but it was nowhere near enough. Because breast cancer is so goddamn much more than a pink ribbon. Bringing awareness to the disease, and even donating the proceeds to research, doesn’t touch on the lives of the women who are in the trenches. Actually fighting it.