Even Better

Helping people live better lives individually and collectively — from mental health to relationships of all kinds to work, money, and more.

How to define success on your own terms

Minda Harts and Julia Furlan discuss equity and demanding space for yourself in the workplace.

By Julia Furlan

It’s okay to be envious. It can even be a good thing.

Let envy be a motivator instead of holding you back.

By Allie Volpe

An end-of-life doula’s advice on how to make the most of your time on earth

By Rachel Friedman August 8

New to activism? Here’s where to start.

By Julia Furlan August 4

Should you get another Covid-19 vaccine booster now or wait for the new shots?

By Umair Irfan and Keren Landman August 4

The stock market can be an emotional roller coaster. It shouldn’t be.

By Emily Stewart August 3

Self-compassion makes you a better person. Here’s how to practice it.

By Sigal Samuel August 2

You still need to tell your friends if you get Covid

By Allie Volpe July 31

Living with roommates doesn’t have to suck

By Andrew Warner July 29

Climate fixes are all aimed at property owners. What about renters?

By Neel Dhanesha July 27

How to fall back in love with reading

By Alissa Wilkinson July 21

What you need to know about birth control post-Roe

By Allie Volpe July 20

The case for caring less

By Allie Volpe July 19

How to admit you’re wrong

By Allie Volpe July 13

Preparing for extreme weather is a community concern. Here’s how to be ready.

By Muizz Akhtar July 8

How to be a little less judgmental

By Allie Volpe July 6

How to date when it feels like everyone forgot how to date

By Alex Abad-Santos July 4

Go ahead, be a little spontaneous

By Allie Volpe July 1

Anyone can fall for online scams — even you. Here’s how to avoid them.

By Sara Morrison June 29

Moving to a new city solo can be less lonely than you think

By Siobhan McDonough June 27

It’s important to talk to kids about abortion. Here’s how.

By Alex Hazlett June 24

Emotional exhaustion is real. Your friendships don’t need to suffer.

By Allie Volpe June 24

Yes, you should test for Covid before going to a gathering

By Allie Volpe June 22

Splitting chores can be unfair. Here’s how to do it equitably.

By Allie Volpe June 20

Why we need rituals, not routines

By Terry Nguyen June 15

Finding a new job is possible — even when you’re burned out

By Allie Volpe June 13

Climate change is all about power. You have more than you think.

By Rebecca Leber June 9

How to help teens have a peaceful relationship with food

By Alex Hazlett June 6

Money is emotional — but personal finance advice rarely accounts for that

By Lindsay Bryan-Podvin June 6

The case for fewer friends

By Allie Volpe June 6

How to think about masking on planes, trains, and buses right now

By Rachel Wilkerson Miller April 22

How to handle a lopsided friendship

By Anna Goldfarb April 16

How to get your kid to do stuff without having to constantly remind them

By Alex Hazlett March 30

Covid-19 safety doesn’t have to be all or nothing. Here’s how to think about it going forward.

By Rachel Wilkerson Miller March 30

How to forgive someone who isn’t sorry

Some people will never admit wrongdoing. It’s still possible for you to move forward.

By Rachel Wilkerson Miller March 25

Why community matters so much — and how to find yours

By Allie Volpe March 24

How to keep money from tearing your friendships apart

By Allie Volpe March 10

How to get better at making every type of decision

By Allie Volpe February 12

I’m vaxxed, boosted, and just had Covid-19. Can I relax now?

By Allie Volpe February 9

How to spot the signs of long Covid — and what to do next

By Casey Gueren January 21

Am I asymptomatic, or do I just really not want to have Covid-19? A guide.

By Allie Volpe January 18

Diet messaging is everywhere right now. Here’s how to tune it out.

By Casey Gueren January 4