Dana Johnson

Reading books you’d normally avoid is a great way to discover different authors and expand your own interests.

We’re not sure if Jon Acuff  had twenty-somethings in mind when he wrote his 2011 book Quitter: Closing the Gap Between Your Day Job & Your Dream Job, but it…

Do you struggle to “fit-an” at work?You may be an ultra-intimidated young professional, and that’s okay! Here are 3 tips for embracing that fear.

Whether you enjoy classics, contemporary fiction, or even comic books, there are fearless female characters we can all take a few nods from.

There are some things they just won’t teach you in your new employee orientation, like how to make friends at work or offer valuable insight when you’re just starting.

Use your vacation to your advantage and fuel your creativity with some of these unique travel destinations, perfect for a long weekend or working vacation.

Reading books in unique formats or unfamiliar genres can help us to expand our literary horizons, and ultimately fuel the creative spirit.

The cost of a degree leaves us at an average o $35k in debt, but is it really worth it?

First and foremost, us twenty-somethings need to spend our paychecks wisely, but if we can manage that, then there’s no reason to feel guilty about splurging every once in awhile.

This summer, let’s make an effort to spend less time on our phones, and more time enjoying all the activities that come with the warm weather and longer days of summer.

Use your summer vacation to your advantage by exploring your options, pursuing meaningful opportunities, and connecting what you do right now to what you ultimately want to do in your future career.

Growing up with an autistic sister has given me a perspective on life that has made me more compassionate, patient, and thankful for the simple things.