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It's been six years since Kobe Bryant's untimely passing but his lessons and legacy lives on for all of us. For example, his Mamba Mentality, which he described as “just trying to get better every day”and putting in the work to achieve greatness. But it didn't just apply to basketball . It was also an effective approach to bettering our relationships. Read on for six lessons Bryant can teach us about prioritizing people in our lives. I will never forget the call I got from

For decades, Ina Garten has taught us how to cook. But perhaps even more importantly, she has shown us the powerful role food plays in connecting with others. With her newest book, Simply Ina, coming out in the fall 2026, she will be sharing how to become a better and more relaxed hostess so you can spend more quality time with your guests. Last year I read Ina's latest book, a memoir entitled Be Ready When the Luck Happens , and it was a truly heartwarming read. Garten, the

Even though the International Day of Friendship is a few months away, I'd like to think that any day is a great day to celebrate our friendships! In a world that moves fast and feels increasingly digital, it is good on occasion to pause and honor one of life’s most nourishing connections—friendship. Friends remind us that we’re not alone. They share our joys, support us through difficulties, and bring laughter and perspective when needed.  Research shows that meaningful frien

For those who live in homes on the smaller side, it's easy to feel like those in larger homes have it better off. This article shows that by embracing your home no matter the size, you can embrace all the joy and connection it provides. A love letter to my little house: As we celebrate our 15th anniversary of moving back to Southern California this year, I find myself reflecting on you — my humble home. You’ve been so much more than just a roof over our heads. You’ve been a v