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There are seasons when the world doesn’t just feel busy or loud — it feels heavy. For many women right now, that weight is personal. It’s showing up in our homes, in our workdays, in the quiet moments between meetings and school drop-offs. It’s the kind of uncertainty that sits just beneath the surface, even […]
December has a funny way of doing two things at once: It slows the world down and piles on pressure. Year-end deadlines. Open loops. Holiday commitments. The unspoken expectation that you should somehow finish strong and feel reflective, grateful, and energized. At Thrive, we believe there’s another way. Instead of sprinting to the finish line, […]
Let’s be honest: most of us were taught to build our workdays around someone else’s expectations. Start at a certain time, be “on” all day, juggle everything flawlessly, and somehow maintain a smile through the chaos. Cute… in theory. Not so cute in real life. At Thrive, we believe your workday should actually work for […]
If you’ve ever Googled “How do I fund my business?” at 1:00 in the morning with a mix of ambition and mild panic…you are so not alone. Women founders across the country face the same challenge: you have the talent, the idea, the grit — now you just need the capital to fuel it. Good […]
As the air turns crisp and daylight shortens, something shifts in the way we work. The bright, high-energy pace of summer gives way to a slower, more intentional rhythm. It’s the season of cozy sweaters, warm drinks, and quiet creativity — and at Thrive, we believe your environment plays a powerful role in how inspired, […]
Member Introduction Can you introduce yourself and tell us a bit about your background and what you do? My name is Lindsay – I am a freelance Grant Writer and lover of all things matcha, travel, and the outdoors. I have 8+ years helping small nonprofits achieve big goals and have grown my freelance work […]
There’s the work we get paid for—and then there’s everything else. The unseen labor of running households, remembering appointments, managing school schedules, planning meals, organizing childcare, and holding the invisible threads that keep life functioning. It’s called the mental load, and for women—especially working women—it’s often the job that never ends. At Thrive, our community […]
– How redefining hustle is reshaping the modern workplace – The real meaning behind the “lazy girl job” The phrase lazy girl job might sound flippant, but the conversation it sparked is anything but. At its core, it’s a response to burnout culture—the pushback against equating value with overwork. What’s being reclaimed isn’t laziness; it’s […]
