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Anti-Racism Resources

The majority of today’s Monday Memo was written far in advance, but it was important to start with this today. This Anti-Racism resource guide was very thoughtfully compiled and and has been shared widely, but I want to give it a permanent home on my site and ask that everyone bookmark it. If, like me, you are looking for resources to educate yourself on anti-racism and how you can raise your own awareness and action around anti-racism, I strongly encourage you to give it a thorough read. It contains helpful articles, books, podcasts, films, resources for parents, and much more.…
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Ellevest

Finances are top of mind at the moment, and if you’re looking to educate yourself on financial best practices, especially investing, Ellevest should be your go-to. The team’s mission is to close the investment gap between men and women, and there’s no better or easier way to get started on your financial plans for the future. If you’re new to Ellevest, a great place to start is by watching a recent chat between my college friend Cameron Rogers, and CEO Sallie Krawcheck.
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Masterclass

Did you know that MasterClass (the content subscription that gives you access to literal masters in their field teaching you how to do what they do) is only $180 for the year? That’s a ridiculous deal when you think about the amount of access and education involved. I actually gifted MasterClass to my brother for Christmas, and he’s loved it. From cooking classes by Gordon Ramsey to lessons in filmmaking by Martin Scorsese himself, the course selection is incredible. Quarantine is the perfect time to explore new interests (or even just fascinations) and there’s no higher quality content out there.…
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Habit Tracking

With life looking as different as it does these days, you may have noticed you’ve let go of some habits and picked up new ones. This article is a great read on the benefits of tracking your habits, especially if you have a few new ones you’re hoping to adopt. (It’s easily implementable stuff, not to worry!)
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The Sill

It’s shaping up to be kind of an indoorsy summer, and while that’s not ideal, that doesn’t mean we can’t get creative and bring a bit of the outside, in. The Sill is known for making short work of shopping for the highest quality plants and planters, with a wide range of styles and sizes that let you bring the perfect amount of green into your space. If you love plants but find the whole shopping experience baffling, this site is your go-to.
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Pantry Stocking How-To

Ever wonder how your favorite food bloggers just sort of always have everything they need perfectly ready and organized? Ever felt perplexed by what’s actually necessary in a pantry and what’s just something weird and fancy you’ll use once and then never again? SAME. This pantry stocking post by Smitten Kitchen is a simple way to get up to speed on what’s the most useful to have around. It’ll also help you draft your next grocery list and get in the habit of keeping the essentials well-stocked.
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Intuit Aid Assist

Attention small business owners, contractors, freelancers, or gig workers of all kinds! If you’re currently navigating the intricacies (read: huge headache) of government assistance programs and have questions around financial relief during COVID-19, Intuit has recently released a new, free resource in partnership with the federal government to help you make sense of determining your eligibility and receiving the assistance you may need. Rich and I use Intuit products across all of our businesses, so we know and trust them to streamline processes and simplify complexities. Check out Intuit Aid Assist—particularly for the FAQ section (at the bottom of the…
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