Latest articles by Susie Moore
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What Sara Blakely Wished She Knew in Her 20s
Sara Blakely, the founder of Spanx, shares with us the life lessons she learned on her road to success.
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Three Spooky Cocktails to Try this Halloween
There's nothing quite like Halloween to spice up (literally!) your favorite poison.
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10 Pieces of Life Advice Kelly Osbourne Would Give Her 19-Year-Old Self
On heartbreak, being different, and looking like a children's party entertainer.
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6 Things Kris Jenner Wished She Knew In Her Twenties
She knows how to build a brand. Trust.
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8 Reasons Why Work Is Sometimes Just Like High School
Sometimes your 9-to-5 feels more like North Shore High.
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7 Things Living In France Taught Me About Style
There is truth in the fact that French women seem to always get it right!
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10 Things Arianna Huffington Wished She Knew In Her Twenties
The influential The Huffington Post founder Arianna Huffington discusses the importance of talking kindly to ourselves, occasionally disconnecting, and handling the harshest criticism.
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8 Secrets to Successful Self-Promotion and Building Your Own Brand
A selfie-made millionaire isn't just a pipe dream anymore.
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5 Ways to Work Better with Your Boss
Think you're too smart for your job?
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7 Blatantly Sexist Things Men Say to Us Every Day (That We Often Overlook)
Just because it's commonplace doesn't mean it's acceptable.
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5 Ways to Handle a Difficult Colleague
"Shiny, happy people holding hands" — R.E.M.
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5 Reasons You Shouldn't Fear Getting Fired
"We're gonna need to go ahead and move you downstairs into storage B. We have some new people coming in, and we need all the space we can get. So if you could just go ahead and pack up your stuff and move it down there, that would be terrific, okay?" -Bill Lumbergh
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9 Things Every Engaged Couple Should Talk About
This is the conversation all twentysomethings should have before getting married.
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The Smart Girl's Cheat Sheet to an Inexpensive Yet Totally Romantic Wedding
You don't have to spend a fortune to make it memorable.
