HER NEXT ISSUE 1

HER NEXT STAY ORIGINAL. DREAM BIG.

BIMONTHLY MAGAZINE

ISSUE 1

10 women. 10 ideas.

What if you simply began?

The beauty of starting again A new beginning beauty ritual A 5-minute reset Your BEGIN journal

"THINK LIKE A QUEEN. A QUEEN IS NOT AFRAID TO FAIL. FAILURE IS ANOTHER STEPPINGSTONE TO GREATNESS." --OPRAH WINFREY

What Does Beginning Mean?

Beginning can be a first step.

Starting a business. Applying for the job.

Sending the message. Booking the ticket.

Beginning can be starting again.

After a breakup. After failure. After moving somewhere new. After realising the life you had wasn't the life you wanted.

Beginning can be choosing yourself.

Saying no. Setting a boundary. Leaving something behind. Finally listening to what you actually want.

Beginning can be something tiny.

A new morning. A new hobby. One page of a journal. One idea written down.

Beginning can be scary.

You might not feel ready. You might not know what happens next. You might fail.

And that's okay.

Because beginning isn't about knowing exactly where you're going.

It's about being willing to take the first step.

EDITOR’S

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Dear HER NEXT readers, First and foremost, thank you for picking up the very first issue of HER NEXT. Yay — we’re finally here!

I’m so grateful to everyone reading these pages and sharing this special beginning with me.

Speaking of beginnings, that brings us to the theme of our first issue: BEGIN. The beginning can feel exciting, fresh, and full of possibilities — but also a little intimidating. And that’s exactly how HER NEXT began.

One day, while browsing magazines at a supermarket, I suddenly thought, “Why don’t I create my own?” I wanted a place to bring together my own ideas and inspirations, while giving women around the world a space to share their ideas, stories and dreams.

And so, HER NEXT was born.

Inside these pages, you’ll find entrepreneurship and business ideas, inspiring stories, beauty, self-discovery, mindfulness, love, travel, creativity and a little fun along the way. Some may inspire you, some may make you think, and some may simply make you smile.

Most importantly, I hope HER NEXT reminds you that you don’t need to have everything figured out before you begin.

A dream can start with one idea.

A new chapter can start with one decision.

A DREAM IS A WISH YOUR HEART MADE

Sometimes, all you need is the courage to say: “Why not?”

A huge thank you to all the wonderful women who shared their stories and ideas in this first issue. I wish each of you every success in whatever comes next.

Stay Original. Dream Big. With love,

Cherry Lee EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

HER NEXT

This Month in

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How to Turn Your Dream into Reality?

From a thought in your head to the first step in the real world.

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Innovation Diaries

41 Beginner Personality Quiz

Behind every idea are experiments, mistakes, surprises and lessons.

Are you a dreamer, planner, doer or quiet starter?

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10 Women, 10 Ideas

Discovering New Hobbies

5-Minute Reset

Meet women with ideas that could become their next big thing.

Sometimes a new hobby is all you need to see life differently.

Five minutes to pause, breathe and bring yourself back to the present.

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HER NEXT FOUNDER

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Who Are You Becoming?

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One bold idea, one woman, and the possibility of something bigger.

Take a moment to meet the person you’re growing into.

Start your day gently with a few simple rituals for yourself.

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HER Story

Beauty of Beginning Again

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1 Breakups 101

One woman's journey, told in her own words.

An empowering story of a strong independent woman.

How to find your footing, care for yourself and begin again after goodbye.

Slow Morning

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Because love also lives in friendship, family and the relationship you have with yourself.

From quiet escapes to exciting cities, discover destinations made for a fresh start.

Put your thoughts on paper and make space for what's next.

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Glam Up for Ladies' Night

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Your Next — Palm Reading

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Five new makeup picks to help you get ready for a night out.

What might the lines on your hand say about the road ahead?

Before you close this issue, remember that every next chapter starts somewhere.

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One little ritual that makes a woman feel like herself.

One song to soundtrack the beginning of something new.

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Check out the latest hit – Jelly bags that gives you a refreshing taste of Y2K style!

How many little beginnings can you check off?

Love Beyond Romance

Mid-night Beauty Ritual

HER NEXT Fashion Trend

Places to Begin Again

Time to Journal!

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Song of the Issue

Begin Bingo

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HER NEXT IDEA

R U O Y N R U T O T W HO DREAM INTO REALITY? 01 — WRITE IT DOWN Every big idea starts somewhere. Sometimes as a random thought, a late-night note, or a sentence you can’t stop thinking about. Write it down before you talk yourself out of it. Don’t worry about whether it sounds realistic yet.

Give your dream a place to exist.

02 — KNOW YOUR WHY Ask yourself: Why do I want to do this?

Is it because you’ve spotted a problem? Want more freedom?

Want to create something meaningful? Or simply because you’ve always wanted to try? Your “why” will keep you moving when the excitement of a new idea begins to fade.

03 — ONE STEP AT A TIME You don't have to build the whole dream at once. Break it into the smallest possible first step.

Want to start a business? Research your first customer.

Want to write a book? Write one page.

Want to start a creative project? Make one thing.

04 — START BEFORE YOU FEEL READY 1. Set a 7-day action window Pick one small action you will complete within the next week.

2. Remove one barrier Ask: What is stopping me right now?

Time? Fear? Money? Information?

Then reduce it, not eliminate it.

Example: If you need time, block 30 minutes. If you need info, watch one video or read one article.

3. Do a 30-minute version of your idea Draft the idea Sketch it Create a basic version Just start producing something real.

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05 — TEST THEM OUT Before spending lots of time or money, see whether people actually want what you're creating. Talk to potential customers, share your idea, create a simple prototype or offer a small version of your product or service.

Your first version doesn't have to be perfect. It just needs to teach you something.

06 — LET YOUR DREAM EVOLVE A dream isn't a promise to follow one exact path forever.

Give yourself permission to grow, change and try again.

Maybe your original idea becomes a business. Maybe it becomes something completely different. Maybe it teaches you what you actually want. Either way, you moved forward.

07 — BUILD MOMENTUM, NOT PERFECTION Progress doesn’t come from one big, perfect move; it comes from small, repeated actions.

Try this simple rhythm: Day 1: Do something small Day 2: Improve it slightly Day 3: Share it with one person Day 4: Adjust based on feedback Day 5: Repeat You are not trying to get it right immediately. You are trying to keep going.

TAKE YOUR FIRST STEP NOW

What is one thing you can do this week to move your dream forward?

Write it down. Then begin.

HER NEXT supports you all the way!

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HER NEXT IDEA

10 WOMEN, 10 WOMEN, 10 10 IDEAS IDEAS

TEN IDEAS. TEN POSSIBILITIES. WHAT COULD COME NEXT?

EVIL HR

Evil Needs Staffing Too

What happens when the world of supervillains meets the painfully familiar world of corporate HR? Evil HR is a live action comedy series built around that idea, following HenchSource, a villain recruitment firm responsible for matching henchmen and goons with some of the world’s most demanding supervillain employers.

The team includes an overworked manager, a reckless self proclaimed “family” man, an optimistic HR representative, a former mad scientist turned legal consultant, a tech savvy data analyst and a veteran henchman who has somehow become the office trainer. Their personalities and competing priorities create plenty of workplace rivalries, unlikely friendships and ridiculous misunderstandings.

Behind the dramatic plots of world domination is an office full of performance reviews, compliance issues, budget cuts, difficult clients and employees who are simply trying to get through another day at work.

Each episode blends familiar office situations with absurd supervillain problems, from henchmen demanding better working conditions to marketing campaigns tied to world domination. Beneath the comedy, the series explores ambition, loyalty and finding purpose in a job that is, quite literally, evil.

A contributor from Reddit, she is developing Evil HR, a workplace comedy that imagines what happens when the everyday chaos of corporate HR meets the absurd world of supervillain staffing.

What makes Evil HR so fun is the contrast.

The characters may work for supervillains, but their struggles are surprisingly relatable.

Through office politics, job security and everyday frustrations, the series turns the familiar workplace into something completely unexpected.

At the centre of the series is a group of very different employees trying to keep the company running while everything around them descends into chaos.

Provided by a Reddit anonymous contributor.

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SALT WALL

Stepping Beyond the Box

A woman in her late 30s, a full-time mum and a self-taught first-time founder, she decided it was time to build something of her own.

For years, her life had centred around raising her children and caring for her family. While she deeply loves motherhood, she also wanted to rediscover the person she was beyond it. “I’m a human too, right?”

Without a traditional tech background or a team of developers behind her, she began teaching herself how to use AI and no-code platforms, turning an idea into a real project almost entirely on her own.

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Her journey hasn't come with an easy support system. In a middle-class household where traditional gender roles remain strong, her decision to build a company wasn't always met with enthusiasm. Stepping outside the role others expected of her was intimidating, but it also pushed her to become more independent as a solopreneur.

Eventually, she stopped waiting for permission or validation from people who couldn't see her potential. Over the past few months, she has been quietly turning her idea, Salt Wall, into reality.

THE IDEA The idea behind Salt Wall comes from graduation towers - a technique used across Central Europe since the 1700s. Originally built for salt production, these tall brushwood structures were later found to create a distinctive microclimate as brine evaporated slowly through the wood, and many were repurposed specifically for their calming outdoor atmosphere. Salt Wall brings this same natural process into a British garden, at a much smaller and quieter scale.

Salt Wall arrives fully assembled and ready to use, crafted by fourth generation Polish artisans using traditional blackthorn brushwood and Wieliczka mineral brine. As the brine evaporates, it creates a gentle, breathable sea air microclimate within a five metre radius.

Still in its early stages, putting it out into the world represents something much bigger than launching a business. It is her way of stepping outside the box others placed her in and showing both her children and herself what's possible.

Sometimes beginning means deciding that you no longer need permission to become who you want to be. https://salt-wall-dream.lovable.app/

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THE E-FORTUNE TELLER A playful meeting of Eastern and Western wisdom.

As the editor of HER NEXT, I wanted to bring one of my own ideas to this issue: a fun, interactive fortunetelling machine that brings together both Eastern and Western systems of divination. Imagine one beautiful little device that lets you explore Tarot, horoscopes, birth charts, Qimen Dunjia, Bazi and Chinese fortune sticks, offering different perspectives on questions about life, choices and what might come next.

The idea is to make fortune telling something you can actually interact with. The machine could have compartments for physical tools such as coins, crystals and cards, with an NFC sensor that recognises the objects when they are placed into the device. Users could choose a system, interact with the physical tools and receive an interpretation, reflection or piece of guidance.

Part fortune teller, part interactive gadget, it would be something entertaining enough to play with and beautiful enough to keep around.

I grew up surrounded by diverse cultural influences, and I have always enjoyed embracing both Eastern and Western perspectives. For me, this idea is not about predicting the future with certainty. It is about creating a playful tool that can offer people a different perspective, a little encouragement and perhaps some positive direction when they need it. I genuinely hope someone creates it one day, because I would absolutely want one.

THE IDEA What excites me most is the possibility of blending technology with tradition in a way that feels fresh and accessible. Instead of treating ancient fortune-telling practices as something distant or mysterious, this device could introduce them through a beautiful, interactive experience that sparks curiosity. Whether someone is completely new to Bazi or has grown up pulling fortune sticks at temples, everyone could discover these traditions in their own way.

I also imagine the machine becoming a comforting companion rather than something people only use once. You could ask it for a “message of the day,” receive a motivational card before a big interview, explore your personality through your birth chart, or pull a random tarot reflection when you need a little encouragement.

As someone who grew up embracing both Eastern and Western cultures, this idea feels deeply personal to me. I’ve always loved how different cultures have their own ways of understanding destiny, personality and life’s timing.

Bringing them together in one beautifully designed device feels like a celebration of both worlds. Maybe one day this little purple machine will exist on someone’s desk, offering a moment of fun, hope and curiosity whenever they need it.

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SENCIR

From an electronics graduate to the creator of a sensor-themed trading card game, she found a way to bring her original passion back to life.

The creator of Sencir, Rudra, graduated in Electronics and Communication Engineering in India, a field she loved so much that she had to fight for the opportunity to study it. After graduation, however, her career took an unexpected turn into software.

That idea eventually became Sencir, a sensorthemed trading card game designed to make learning about sensors more engaging and accessible.

Her idea began with something she learned from her parents and teachers: strong fundamentals are the foundation for success.

As she looked at a world increasingly shaped by robotics and technology, she became interested in one of the components that can make electronic devices and robots work better: sensors.

But she never completely let go of electronics.

Instead of giving up on the dream, she began thinking about how she could make electronics more approachable for the next generation.

THE IDEA The first edition, Uncalibrated, features 15 cards, each representing a different sensor.

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There are many different types of sensors, and understanding them can help electronics enthusiasts make better choices when developing their own prototypes. That thought became the starting point for Sencir.

The hope is that children and electronics enthusiasts will become curious enough to explore the technology further, learn the fundamentals, and eventually use what they discover to build something fun, creative, and entirely their own.

“As long as we are strong in fundamentals, we can succeed in anything,” she said.

Players can compete using the cards’ attributes, making the game accessible even to those without an electronics background. For children and electronics enthusiasts, it can also become a battle of facts, encouraging them to learn more about each sensor.

Each card includes a QR code with basic information about the sensor, along with exclusive video content for cardholders.

Sencir Cards is currently available on Instagram, with free shipping across India.

Instagram: @sencir_cards

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SOCAL VISIONZ Turning a love for photography into something of her own.

At just 21 years old, Ivory Gomez is building her photography business, Socal Visionz, while balancing college, a full-time job and the challenges that come with growing a business from the ground up.

She started Socal Visionz during her senior year of high school. What began simply as a place to showcase her photography eventually became a small source of extra income. During her first year of college, she decided to take it more seriously and began focusing on building a broader portfolio.

Her inspiration came from somewhere close to home.

Looking through her mum’s old photo albums from when she was younger, Ivory was drawn to the nostalgia of the photographs and the way they captured real people, moments and memories.

STARTING WITH WHAT SHE HAD Ivory didn’t begin with expensive equipment or a large budget. When she was starting out, she didn’t have much money to invest in photography equipment, so she was fortunate enough to receive her mum’s camera.

That camera became the foundation of Socal Visionz and helped Ivory turn something she loved into something more tangible.

Her journey hasn’t always been consistent.

Balancing college, a full-time job, and personal hardships has sometimes meant stepping away from photography. But she always found herself coming back to it. That became an important realisation for her.

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That feeling became an important part of Socal Visionz, inspiring her interest in recreating the look and atmosphere of the 90s and 2000s.

While retro photography has become part of her identity as a photographer, Socal Visionz isn’t limited to one style. Ivory also offers general portrait sessions for birthdays, milestones, personal memories and people who simply want photographs to share on Instagram or social media. She enjoys working with different people and styles while adding her own creative touch to each session.

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Studio space has also presented its own challenges. Without a studio of her own, Ivory rents one whenever she books studio sessions.

Available hours don’t always fit around her work schedule, particularly when clients prefer evenings and weekends. Rather than allowing those limitations to stop her, she has learned to work with the resources available to her while balancing her own schedule with those of her clients.

As Socal Visionz has grown, Ivory has also had to learn that running a creative business involves much more than taking photographs.

She has developed her own system for managing bookings, clients, emails and the many details that come with running a business.

It is still something she is improving, but learning to stay organised and build systems that work for her has become an important part of becoming a better business owner.

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MAKING PHOTOGRAPHY MORE ACCESSIBLE One thing Ivory wants to maintain as Socal Visionz grows is accessibility.

Her outdoor sessions start at $45, because she knows professional photography can be expensive and wants more people to have the opportunity to create meaningful photographs regardless of their budget.

For Ivory, the most rewarding part isn’t simply taking a good photograph. It’s knowing that she is creating something people can keep and look back on for years.

She has also noticed an opportunity in her local area.

While photography is a competitive market, people sometimes have to travel 30 minutes to an hour to find the particular style of photography they are looking for. Ivory has had local clients book with her, as well as clients who have driven around 40 minutes for a session, showing her that there is genuine interest in what she offers.

Long term, Ivory has bigger plans as an entrepreneur. Once she has built a strong foundation, she hopes to explore other ventures that complement what she is already creating. She already has ideas for the future, but for now, Socal Visionz comes first.

THE IDEA Socal Visionz is more than a photography page. It is Ivory’s way of turning a personal love for nostalgia, creativity and capturing memories into an accessible local photography business.

She didn’t start with a lot of money, expensive equipment or a perfect business plan. She started with something she loved, a camera her mum gave her and a desire to create.

Now, she is giving herself another opportunity to see where she can take it while building the foundation for the bigger vision she has for herself as an entrepreneur.

Ivory currently holds an associate’s degree in Business Administration and plans to transfer to complete her bachelor’s degree. Balancing school, a full-time job and a growing business hasn’t always been easy, but the experience has taught her about time management, patience and what it takes to build something from the ground up.

For now, her focus is simple: build consistency, strengthen Socal Visionz and see how far she can take it.

Check out her amazing job here: https://socalvisionz.mypixieset .com/about/ Instagram: @Socal.visionz

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STEM VILLAGE A whimsical world where curiosity becomes the beginning of discovery.

What if learning STEM did not feel like sitting through a lesson? What if children could explore a village, follow a story, meet new characters and discover science, technology, engineering and mathematics along the way?

That is the idea behind The STEM Village, a concept created by female engineer Trina Horvath, who is imagining an entire world where learning happens naturally through curiosity, storytelling and play.

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At the heart of the village is The Lemon Cottage, the social centre where children can explore communication, friendship, teamwork, social skills and the importance of community.

Trina also imagines it as a place for celebrations, events and special moments throughout the village.

There is even a Lemon Cottage mailbox where children can send in their own questions, with one potentially being answered at the end of each episode. And these are only the beginnings. Trina already has more ideas for houses, characters, stories and places that she hopes to develop as the world grows.

LEARNING WITHOUT FEELING LIKE A LESSON The goal is for every episode to take children somewhere new while teaching them something along the way, without making them feel as though they are being taught a traditional lesson.

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THE IDEA In Trina’s vision, every building in the village has its own purpose, personality and stories. The Observatory is a place to explore astronomy, space and the universe, while The Number House turns mathematics into something playful, visual and magical.

At The Engineering Workshop, children can discover building, designing, bridges, blueprints and hands-on problem-solving. The Storybook Shop brings together reading, stories and imagination, while The Greenhouse becomes a living part of the village where children can explore plants, botany, biology, the Earth and the changing seasons.

They are exploring a world, following a story and discovering STEM almost without realising they are learning.

One episode might begin with something as simple as a whimsical leaf-shaped bench outside the Greenhouse suddenly changing from green to yellow. That small mystery could lead children into a story about the changing seasons, why leaves change colour, what happens to plants throughout the year and how the Earth changes with the seasons.

For Trina, it is these little moments of discovery that can turn an everyday observation into an opportunity to become curious.

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A WORLD SHE WISHES SHE HAD SEEN

HER ADVICE TO OTHER WOMEN

While the visual style of The STEM Village is intentionally whimsical and feminine, its bigger mission is STEM for everyone. As a female engineer, Trina is particularly motivated by the idea of creating the kind of world she wishes she had seen growing up, one where girls could immediately see themselves as builders, engineers, scientists, inventors and creators too.

If there is one thing Trina wants other women to remember, it is to dream big. One of the best pieces of advice she has received is, “If your dreams don’t sound a little delusional, then they aren’t big enough.”

The concept is still evolving, and the images Trina has created are visual concept art rather than a finished representation of the final world.

One shows her vision for the village as a whole, while the others explore some of the individual houses within it. Together, they capture the feeling and direction she hopes to develop as The STEM Village continues to grow.

That idea has changed the way she approaches her own goals and reminds her that there is no ceiling or limit to what someone can dream up and pursue.

Don’t let anyone convince you to think smaller. And don’t let anyone dull your sparkle.

Contact Trina through the following channels:

For Trina, the possibilities do not stop with the houses she has already imagined. She sees room for more characters, stories and places, allowing the village to become a world that can keep expanding alongside the children exploring it.

At its heart, the idea is simple: make children curious, give them somewhere to explore and let learning become part of the adventure.

Instagram: @theTrinaHorvath TikTok: @TrinaHorvath Emai:

TrinaHorvathCollabs@gmail.com

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CRAWFORD COACHING What if taking care of yourself became the foundation, not the afterthought?

At 19, Sami Grosse walked into the emergency room of the Montreal General as an admissions clerk and immediately fell in love with the pace, the people and the feeling that her work mattered.

But by 23, she was burned out.

Her engagement had just ended, she was living alone for the first time, and a close friend had been in a serious accident. She took a month off and began rebuilding herself in the most unglamorous way possible: better meals, more movement, actual sleep and a plan for managing stress.

FROM BURNOUT TO PREVENTION That’s when something clicked for Sami.

She didn’t want to spend her career reacting to health crises. She wanted to help people prevent them.

Coaching gave her a way to combine her long-standing curiosity about behaviourchange psychology with the freedom to build something of her own. It was also a path she had seen modelled by her dad for years, through his own work running a physiotherapy clinic.

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Ten years later, she experienced burnout again, this time while working as a Physical Activities Coordinator managing two YMCA locations.

She loved the work, but loving it wasn’t enough to keep her there. She made the difficult decision to quit without having another job lined up, unsure of what would come next.

And once again, it was the same four pillars that helped catch her: food, movement, sleep and stress.

Now, ten years into the business, Sami continues to believe in the same principles that helped her through both of her own experiences with burnout.

“It’s not about discipline or perfection. It’s about finding what works for you and making it stick,” said Sami.

That philosophy is at the heart of what Crawford Coaching helps its clients do: find sustainable approaches to their health and wellbeing that actually fit their lives.

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THE IDEA Crawford Coaching is built around a simple but powerful shift in perspective: health doesn’t have to begin with a crisis.

For Sami, her own experiences showed her that the basics can make a meaningful difference when they are approached consistently and in a way that works for the individual.

Rather than chasing perfection, Crawford Coaching helps clients discover sustainable habits that they can actually maintain.

Her 5×5 Challenge is a five-week online group experience built around small daily habits that can gradually become part of everyday life.

After years of seeing what happens when healthy habits do not stick, her work now focuses on prevention rather than waiting for a crisis. She does not believe in extreme routines or all-or-nothing expectations. Instead, she encourages people to find what works for them and create changes they can actually maintain, even when motivation is low and life is anything but perfect.

Food. Movement. Sleep. Stress.

Her approach is built around the idea that lasting change does not have to be complicated. She encourages her clients to focus on small, manageable actions rather than chasing perfection.

Four simple foundations that became the starting point for Sami’s own journey, and ultimately the foundation of the business she built from it.

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Today, Crawford Coaching focuses on helping busy adults build sustainable habits around fitness, nutrition, sleep and stress.

Rather than asking people to completely overhaul their lives, she helps them look at what is actually realistic, build simple habits around their lives, put them into practice and adjust when life gets in the way.

Her philosophy is simple: habits need to fit their lives, not fight them. Through personalised coaching and structured programmes, she helps people find practical ways to stay consistent.

Ready to build healthier habits that actually fit your life? Discover personalised coaching, practical programmes and small changes designed to help you feel better, stay consistent and thrive beyond motivation.

Start your journey with Crawford Coaching:

https://www.crawfordcoac hing.ca Instagram: @Crawfordcoaching Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ sami.crawfordcoaching

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THE CHARMADILLO Building a business that grows differently The Charmadillo is a 44-acre nature-based lodging and gathering space in the Texas Hill Country, created from a simple question: what if hospitality could feel different? Its creator wanted to build somewhere that felt more real, personal and connected to the land, while still being accessible and genuinely special.

Today, The Charmadillo offers small A-frame cabins, camping, wellness spaces, retreats, weddings, dinners, music and other gatherings, giving people space to slow down, reconnect with nature and each other, and make room for whatever they may need, whether that is healing, exploration, stillness or simply pleasure.

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But the experiment goes beyond the space itself.

She has also been questioning what it means to build a successful business as a woman. Like many women, she had absorbed a more masculine idea of success: grow, optimise, produce more, make more and keep pushing.

Over the past year, she has started exploring a different way of leading, one shaped by intuition, relationships, creativity, seasonality and care. For her, feminine wisdom is not about caring less about growth or money. It is about asking whether success can be created without constantly extracting from herself, the land or the experience she is trying to offer.

A few years in, The Charmadillo is still very much alive and evolving. She is learning, experimenting, getting things wrong, changing her mind and discovering what sustainable growth actually looks like in practice. She is not trying to follow the familiar formula of bigger, faster and more.

Instead, she is asking whether a business can be financially sustainable while remaining deeply valuable, thoughtful and aligned with the reason it was created in the first place.

A DIFFERENT KIND OF HOSPITALITY At its heart, The Charmadillo is not simply a collection of cabins in the Texas Hill Country.

THE IDEA What makes The Charmadillo distinctive is its communal approach to hospitality. Guests can choose from several ways to stay, from private A frame cabins with their own decks to a vintage 1970s RV, an off grid canvas bell tent, RV hookups and dispersed tent sites.

Rather than keeping everything separate, everyone shares access to spaces designed for gathering, including a fully equipped kitchen, lounge, hammock grove, sauna and stock tank pools. The result is a stay that offers privacy when you want it, but also makes it easy to meet people, cook a meal, play a game or simply spend an evening outside together.

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The property also works as a setting for experiences rather than simply overnight stays. Its retreat offering welcomes wellness retreats, yoga, creative workshops and team offsites, with a combination of private accommodation and communal areas that allows organisers to shape the experience around their own vision.

This gives The Charmadillo room to become many things depending on who arrives, whether that means a quiet weekend away, a creative gathering or a space for people to come together around something meaningful.

That flexibility feels central to the idea: rather than creating one fixed version of what a getaway should be, The Charmadillo provides the setting and lets people decide what they want their time there to become.

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Ready to experience The Charmadillo for yourself?

That flexibility feels central to the idea: rather than creating one fixed version of what a getaway should be, The Charmadillo provides the setting and lets people decide what they want their time there to become.

Whether you’re looking for a peaceful getaway, planning a retreat or gathering, or simply curious to experience hospitality in a different way, The Charmadillo offers a place to stay, gather and create your own kind of experience in the Texas Hill Country.

Explore The Charmadillo and find your next escape.

THE QUESTION SHE IS EXPLORING Can she build something successful without automatically believing that more is always better? For her, that question has become part of the business itself. The Charmadillo is a work in progress, but perhaps that is exactly the point. It is an ongoing experiment in creating a business, a place and a way of working that feels sustainable not only on paper, but in real life.

https://www.charmadillo. com/ howdy@thecharmadillo. com

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MAG, CONFIDENCE COACH Confidence Without the Performance Marissa A. Gibson, known as MAG, is a confidence coach helping introverted women see themselves differently and show up with greater confidence. Her coaching combines mindfulness, thought-provoking exercises, practical challenges, breathwork and grounding techniques to help women work through negative self-talk, stop shrinking themselves and step outside their comfort zones without feeling overwhelmed. Her goal is not to turn introverts into extroverts, but to help them develop a calm, grounded and unshakable presence that feels true to who they are.

THE IDEA Through small challenges and reflective exercises between sessions, clients are encouraged to notice the thoughts and habits that keep them playing small, then experiment with new ways of responding. The process is intentional rather than overwhelming, combining action with breathwork and grounding so that confidence can grow without losing the sense of calm that many introverted women value.

At the heart of MAG’s work is the belief that introversion is not something that needs to be overcome. She refuses the idea that women need to become louder, more outgoing or constantly “on” in order to be noticed or successful.

Her work is deeply connected to her own experience.

Marissa grew up shy and quiet and began working on her confidence at around 14, tired of being seen as someone who had nothing to say or did not believe in herself enough to speak up.

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Through journaling and spending time alone, she began recognising her own strengths and eventually found a voice she had not known she was capable of expressing. She discovered that she could be confident, capable and powerful without having to perform extroversion, a lesson that continues to shape the way she coaches women today.

Today, her coaching creates a space where introverted women can practise showing up differently without feeling like they have to change their personalities.

Instead, she encourages women to recognise the strengths they already carry, trust their own voices and take up space in a way that feels authentic to them. Her work is ultimately about helping women realise that confidence does not have to look loud to be powerful.

For Marissa, confidence is not about being the loudest person in the room. It is about recognising your abilities and permitting yourself to use them. She encourages women to challenge limiting beliefs and replace them with what they know to be true about themselves. Her advice is wonderfully direct: look in the mirror and yell. That simple act can be the first step towards breaking through selfdoubt and seeing yourself differently.

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THE BRAID CLIP A cute little solution for keeping braided hair together.

Sometimes the best ideas come from a problem you keep running into yourself. One contributor came up with a simple but clever idea for people who love braiding their hair: a small clip designed to hold the ends of braids together without relying on traditional hair ties. She imagined a cone-shaped piece that could open from the side and clip around the hair, keeping the tips neatly contained while being gentler on the hair.

The idea came from her own routine of braiding her hair and wanting to keep the ends together, particularly when her hair is wet or being hydrated.

Unlike a conventional elastic, the clip could be designed to hold the braid securely without putting as much pressure on the hair.

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She imagines small interlocking points inside the clip to help prevent slipping, although the exact shape and grip would need to be tested and refined.

She also sees plenty of room to make the practical little tool genuinely cute. It could be 3D printed in different colours, patterns and designs, turning something functional into an accessory you would actually want to wear. The bottom could include a small drainage hole or a meshlike section with tiny openings, allowing water and moisture to escape while still keeping the overall design clean.

THE IDEA What makes the idea especially charming is how open ended it is. She does not have a finished prototype or even consider herself an entrepreneur. She simply had a problem she wished someone would solve and decided to share the idea in the hope that someone might eventually make it real.

Sometimes an idea does not need a business plan to be worth exploring. It just needs someone to look at an everyday frustration and think, “Surely there’s a better way to do this.”

She sees it as a product that could be simple enough for everyday use while still feeling personal and fun. With different shapes and designs, it could become a small accessory that reflects someone’s style.

The concept is still very much in the brainstorming stage, but she hopes someone with the skills and motivation to develop it will eventually take the idea further and turn it into something real.

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Some ideas arrive at the perfect time. Others arrive when you least expect them. For Theresa Barnas, the idea for Odette came later in life, while she was still working full-time as a marketing manager for an engineering firm.

At 62, with retirement on the horizon, she could have started thinking about slowing down. Instead, she decided to build something completely new.

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When life becomes busy, products change or routines evolve, it can be surprisingly difficult to keep everything organised.

Theresa saw an opportunity to create something different: a system that could help women manage their rituals without turning self care into another rigid checklist.

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Odette is designed as what Theresa calls a personal beauty intelligence system. Instead of simply reminding women what to do, the app allows them to organise the knowledge behind their routines, including products, techniques, timing, and application details, devices, and the lessons they have learned through trial and error. Routines can be rearranged, personalised and layered together, creating a system that can change as a woman’s life changes.

The philosophy behind it is intentionally gentle. Odette is built around rituals rather than streaks, structure rather than shame, and showing women what is possible rather than reminding them about everything they did not complete. The app is planned to be free to use at launch, with an optional one-time premium upgrade rather than endless subscriptions.

But Theresa’s vision for Odette extends beyond the app itself. She is building an ecosystem around beauty and self-care, including Tended: Rethinking Beauty Maintenance, educational content, website resources, and printable ritual cards for women who prefer something tangible. Her larger goal is to create a place women can turn to when they know what they want to do for themselves but need help turning those intentions into rituals that actually fit into their lives.

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Perhaps the most inspiring part of Theresa’s story is that she did not begin as a technology founder.

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She had no coding experience when she decided to build an app, and had never published a book or worked with many of the other parts of the business she would eventually have to learn. She initially looked for an angel investor to help fund Odette, but when that did not happen, she reached a defining moment: she had to decide whether she believed in her idea enough to invest in it herself. She did.

She also wants women to know that there is no deadline for having their best idea or taking their biggest chance.

Theresa is still learning, creating and building what comes next. Her story is a reminder that reinvention does not belong to a particular age or stage of life.

Sometimes the next chapter begins precisely when you thought you were supposed to be winding down.

Since then, she has learned as she goes, making mistakes and figuring things out At her age, Theresa Barnas is not winding along the way. Her biggest lesson has been down. She is building what comes next. surprisingly simple: being inexperienced does not mean you are not allowed to try. She believes you do not have to know how to do everything before you begin. You learn, ask questions, find people who know what you do Instagram: not, make mistakes and work out the next @theodetteapp step when you get there.

And that is perhaps the heart of Theresa’s story. Odette is not only a new business. It has also become part of her own reinvention. She describes herself as a 62-year-old grandmother with retirement on the horizon, but she does not see retirement as the end of working. One day, when she steps away from her marketing career, she hopes it will simply allow her to devote herself fully to Odette and discover how far she can take it.

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Her advice to other women is straightforward: start before you feel ready. If she had waited until she understood app development, startup funding, publishing or marketing, Odette might still be an idea in her head.

Instead, she gave the idea the chance to become real.

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MEET HARUKA Exploring Life Creation What kind of life do you want to create?

How Haruka turned an unexpected life journey into a

That decision led her to connect with people overseas

philosophy of creating your own.

who shared the same interests, unexpectedly expanding her world once again.

Haruka grew up in a quiet part of Japan. Later, she moved to the United States to study, where friendships

Alongside these experiences, another question began to

with people from many different countries opened her

grow in her mind: What kind of potential are we born

eyes to something she had never really considered

with?

before: there were far more ways to live than the one she had grown up seeing.

When her son was born, this question became part of her everyday life. Haruka began learning about the

Just before graduation, another major turning point

brain and human potential, exploring ways to nurture

arrived. Because of her parents’ work circumstances,

the abilities her son already had. As she watched him

Haruka could no longer return to the family home

grow, she saw his curiosity, independence and resilience

where she had grown up, and their financial support

develop, and her interest in human potential continued

came to an end.

to deepen.

For the first time, she had to face a question that would stay with her for years: “How am I going to live from here?”

Rather than simply finding the safest or most conventional answer, Haruka began choosing what she calls “the more interesting path.” For her, that meant following the things that genuinely moved her, even when they did not necessarily make the most practical sense from the outside.

At one point, she chose to pursue an activity she deeply wanted to explore instead of taking a full-time job, despite the fact that the income was much lower.

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Eventually, that exploration found its way into her

They all led her towards the same question: “What

career. Haruka began offering training designed to

kind of life do you want to create?”

draw out people’s thinking and creativity. But as she worked with people, she noticed that the conversation

She calls this Life Creation.

often returned to questions about work, life, and how they wanted to live.

Today, Haruka mainly creates opportunities for women who run their own businesses to reflect on the

Something about that never completely sat right with

life they want to create. Rather than looking only at

her. What she truly wanted to explore was not only

business goals or professional success, her work focuses

how people could develop their abilities at work, but

on the bigger picture: the life behind the work, and the

also how they could use their potential to create a life

person living it.

that was truly their own.

Her own life continues to shape the message she shares.

Then Haruka’s own life became turbulent again.

Haruka is now raising two children as a single mother.

She went through a divorce while several family

Her son is carving out his own unconventional path,

difficulties unfolded at the same time. During that

and she has seen how his way of living has influenced

period, a lawyer who supported her told her that

his younger sister, who is also developing a strong sense

having work she deeply cared about could become an

of herself.

emotional anchor.

Watching them has taught Haruka something Looking back, Haruka feels grateful that she had work

important: when one person lives true to themselves, it

built around a message that genuinely mattered to her.

can quietly give someone else permission to do the

It was not because the business was already successful

same. That idea sits at the heart of her story.

or financially secure. Simply having something of her own to keep building gave her a sense of direction and helped support her through that difficult chapter of her life A few years later, through a series of coincidences, Haruka encountered a way of looking at life as a whole. Many of the different threads she had been following throughout her life finally began to come together.

Her questions about human potential. Her experiences of choosing an unconventional path. Her work helping people draw out their thinking and creativity. Her own experiences of change, uncertainty and rebuilding.

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She doesn’t describe her journey as a perfectly planned

Her Instagram, @cr.creart, is mainly in Japanese,

path. Instead, it has been shaped by questions,

where she shares reflections on life, creativity and

unexpected circumstances, choices, coincidences and

everyday experiences, along with glimpses of her life in

moments when she decided to follow what genuinely

Japan. She welcomes people from around the world to

moved her.

connect with her there.

From leaving behind the familiar environment of her

A beginning doesn’t always arrive as an exciting

childhood, to discovering different ways of living

opportunity. Sometimes, it arrives as a question you

overseas, choosing a less conventional path, exploring

never expected to have to answer.

human potential through motherhood, building work around her values, and navigating divorce and family

Now, she continues to explore what it means to create a

difficulties, each chapter has added another layer to the

life of your own, while encouraging others to do the

question she continues to explore today.

same. And the question she continues to return to is simple: “What kind of life do you want to create?”

How can we use the potential we have to create a life that is truly our own? Her answer is not a fixed formula. It is an invitation to become genuinely interested in your own life.

Haruka believes that if more people became interested in their own lives, the world would become a more interesting place. She wants to continue exploring human potential and help more people use that potential in the way they live.

Her work is currently focused in Japan, but her curiosity has never been limited by borders. She loves connecting with people around the world and wants to hear about the unexpected turns their lives have taken when they followed something that genuinely moved

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Innovation Diary 01 — OBSERVE & BRAINSTORM Think about your everyday life. e.g.

What annoys you?

What takes too much time?

What could be easier, cheaper, prettier or more accessible?

What do people around you complain about?

02 — WHAT IF...?

Now, start imagining.

What impacts do you want to make?

What results do you want to see?

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Innovation Diary 03 — START DRAFTING Bring your favourite thought to life.

My idea is:

It would help people to:

It could be a: ☐ Product

☐ Community

☐ App / Website

☐ Creative Project

☐ Service

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Innovation Diary 04 — MAKE IT DIFFERENT There might already be something similar. That's okay Ask yourself: What would make my idea different?

Maybe it's: Easier, more affordable, more sustainable, more beautiful, more personalised, more accessible, more fun...

My unique twist:

05 — MAKE IT REAL You don't need a company, office or huge budget to begin.

What's the smallest version of your idea you could create?

Could you: ☐ Sketch it

☐ Ask 5 people for feedback

☐ Make a prototype

☐ Create an Instagram page

☐ Create a sample

☐ Test it with one customer

☐ Build a simple webpage

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Innovation Diary 06 — WHAT'S NEXT? Describe how you feel about taking your first step.

What will be your next step?

The next thing I will do is:

I will do it by:

The person I could ask for help:

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Keep your face to the sunshine, and you cannot see the shadows. It's what the sunflowers do. – Helen Keller

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DISCOVERING NEW DISCOVERING NEW HOBBIES HOBBIES Sometimes, a new beginning is simply trying something you’ve never tried before.

GET CREATIVE Make something with your hands and enjoy creating without worrying about making it perfect.

SLOW DOWN A gentle hobby that lets you spend time with nature and watch something grow.

SEE DIFFERENTLY Start noticing the little details around you and turn ordinary moments into something worth capturing.

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Silver clay is a soft, mouldable material that allows you to shape your own jewellery before it is fired into real silver. You can experiment with simple bands, textured surfaces, initials, tiny symbols or even add a small gemstone for a personal touch.

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You start with a design, transfer it onto fabric and use a tufting gun to build the image with yarn. The possibilities are huge — from abstract patterns and cute characters to personalised names, logos and custom designs.

💡 Could it become a business?

This one has serious customisation potential. You could create: custom-name rugs, pet portraits, character rugs, wall art, interior pieces, logo rugs for businesses.

Your next business idea might already be hiding inside your next hobby.

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WHO ARE YOU BECOMING?

A guide to finding your goals, dreams and passions, while embracing who you are.

START WITH YOU Before asking “What do I want to achieve?”, ask: What makes me feel most like myself?

What am I naturally good at?

What do people often come to me for?

What makes me lose track of time?

What kind of moments make me feel fulfilled?

Don't compare your answers with anyone else's. Your path doesn't have to look like theirs.

FIND YOUR PASSION Passion isn't always something you discover instantly. Sometimes, it grows from curiosity.

Think about: What do I enjoy?

What am I curious about?

What do I want to learn?

What problems do I care about?

What could I happily spend hours exploring?

Then look for the overlap.

Curiosity can be the beginning of passion.

DREAM W/O LIMITS Forget what seems practical for a moment.

Imagine there were no expectations, fear or judgment.

What would you want to try?

Where would you want to go?

What would you create?

What kind of life would you build?

Write down 10 dreams, even the ones that seem unrealistic.

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TURN DREAMS INTO GOALS Now choose one dream that feels meaningful to you.

Ask: Why does this matter to me?

Then turn it into a small, achievable goal.

Instead of: “I want to start a business.”

Try: “I will research my idea and speak to three potential customers this month.”

Your dream gives you the direction.

Your goal gives you the next step.

EMBRACE WHO YOU ARE You don't need to become a completely different person to create a better future.

Your personality, experiences, mistakes, strengths and even imperfections are part of your story.

Maybe you're quiet.

Maybe you're still figuring things out.

Maybe you changed your mind.

Maybe you're starting later than everyone around you.

There is no deadline for becoming yourself.

MEET YOUR FUTURE SELF Imagine yourself one year from now.

Ask: What am I proud that I started?

What did I stop doing?

What did I learn about myself?

What kind of person did I become?

Then ask the most important question: What's one thing I can do today to get closer to her?

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Beauty of Beginning Again Proof That Failure Is Just an Origin Story Sometimes, beginning again means facing rejection, failure or a path you never expected. These women turned those moments into new beginnings, proving that one setback doesn’t have to be the end of your story.

Sara Blakely: When “No” Became the Beginning Before founding Spanx, Sara Blakely was selling fax machines door to door and facing plenty of rejection.

She started Spanx in 2000 with $5,000 of her own savings, no fashion background and no outside investment. After working through countless obstacles, she landed a major order from Neiman Marcus, and an endorsement from Oprah Winfrey helped propel the brand forward. Today, Blakely is known as one of the world’s most successful female entrepreneurs. Her story shows that a big idea doesn’t always need a big beginning. Sometimes, you simply need to believe in a solution that others haven’t seen yet.

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Instead of leaving television behind, she moved into a morning talk show called People Are Talking, where she discovered that her natural ability to connect with people was actually her greatest strength. That opportunity eventually led her to Chicago and The Oprah Winfrey Show, transforming her career and creating the foundation for her media empire. What felt like a career failure became the moment she found the work she was meant to do.

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Vera Wang: When One Dream Didn’t Happen Vera Wang originally dreamed of becoming an Olympic figure skater, but she did not make the 1968 U.S. Olympic team. She went on to build an impressive fashion career at Vogue and Ralph Lauren, but her biggest new beginning came at 40, when she left her established career to enter the bridal industry. She opened her own bridal boutique, eventually building the Vera Wang brand into one of the most recognisable names in fashion. Her story is proof that one dream ending doesn’t mean you’ve run out of dreams. Sometimes, everything you learned from the first dream becomes the foundation for the next one.

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Arianna Huffington: When Rejection Becomes Redirection Arianna Huffington experienced rejection long before becoming a major media entrepreneur. Her second book was rejected by 36 publishers, and her 2003 campaign for governor of California ended when she withdrew from the race. She continued moving forward and, in 2005, co-founded The Huffington Post, which grew into a major digital media company. She later founded Thrive Global, focusing on wellbeing and sustainable performance. Her journey shows that beginning again doesn’t mean starting from nothing. Every experience, including the ones that didn’t work out, can become part of what you build next.

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Refusing to compromise her vision, she poured her remaining savings into a single 10-minute QVC segment.

Live on air, she wiped off her makeup to reveal her bare, red skin. The product sold out in minutes, proving that the vulnerability executives viewed as a liability was actually her greatest connection to real people.

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R E N N I G BE PERSONALITY Q UIZ Are you a Dreamer, Planner, Doer or Quiet Starter?

Choose the answer that sounds most like you. Keep track of A, B, C or D. Your most common letter reveals your beginner type.

01. You suddenly get a brilliant idea. What do you do?

A. Imagine all the possibilities and get excited.

B. Start researching how to make it happen.

C. Immediately try to make a first version.

D. Keep it to yourself and think about it for a while.

02. When starting something completely new, you usually…

A. Get carried away imagining the possibilities.

B. Make a plan before doing anything.

C. Jump straight in and figure it out along the way.

D. Take your time until you feel comfortable.

03. Your biggest obstacle is probably…

A. Having too many ideas.

B. Overthinking the details.

C. Acting before you've fully thought things through.

D. Waiting until you feel ready.

04. Someone says, “You should really try this!”

A. “OMG, imagine if I actually did it!”

B. “Let me look into it first.”

C. “Okay, let's do it!”

D. “Maybe… I'll think about it.”

05. Your dream project would ideally…

A. Let you explore your imagination.

B. Have a clear plan and purpose.

C. Give you something exciting to build.

D. Grow naturally at your own pace.

06. You make a mistake. You… A. Think about what else you could try.

B. Analyse what went wrong.

C. Fix it and keep moving.

D. Step back, reflect and try again when you're ready.

YOUR RESULT MOSTLY A — THE DREAMER You see possibilities everywhere. Your imagination is your superpower, and your next big challenge is turning those ideas into action.

MOSTLY B — THE PLANNER You like knowing where you're going before you take the first step. Your thoughtful approach can turn big dreams into realistic plans.

MOSTLY C — THE DOER You learn by doing. You're not afraid to try, make mistakes and figure things out along the way.

MOSTLY D — THE QUIET STARTER You may take longer to begin, but that doesn't mean you're not moving. You observe, reflect and build confidence in your own time.

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E T U N I 5-M RESET Feeling overwhelmed? Stop for five minutes. Put your phone down, find a comfortable spot and give yourself permission to do absolutely nothing else.

1 MINUTE: BREATHE Take a slow breath in.

Hold for a moment.

Then slowly breathe out.

Repeat a few times and let your shoulders drop.

1 MINUTE: NOTICE Look around you.

Name: 3 things you can see 2 things you can hear 1 thing you can feel Don't analyse them. Just notice.

1 MINUTE: LET GO Ask yourself: What is taking up space in my mind right now?

Write it down.

Then ask: Can I do something about it right now?

If yes — write down one tiny action.

If no — give yourself permission to put it aside for now.

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1 MINUTE: CHECK IN Complete these sentences: Right now, I feel: ______________________________ What I need is: ______________________________ Something I'm grateful for: ______________________________

1 MINUTE: RESET Take one final deep breath.

Tell yourself: I don't have to figure everything out today.

Then choose one small thing to focus on next.

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SLOW MORNING

Start the day without immediately rushing into it.

Here is something lovely about a morning that doesn’t immediately ask anything from you.

No frantic checking of messages. No running out the door with one shoe half on.

No opening your phone before you’ve even remembered what day it is.

A slow morning is simply a gentler way to begin. It might mean sitting by the window with your coffee, taking a few extra minutes to get ready, stretching while the kettle boils, or looking outside before opening Instagram. It doesn’t have to be aesthetic, productive or particularly impressive.

It just needs to give you a moment to arrive in your own day.

WHY DOES A SLOW MORNING MATTER? The science doesn’t really say that everyone needs a long, leisurely morning. What it does tell us is that consistency matters.

A systematic review of 41 studies involving more than 92,000 adults found that greater variability in sleep timing was generally associated with less favourable health outcomes. The researchers concluded that maintaining relatively consistent bedtimes and wake times is beneficial for health.

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Morning light can also play an important role. Light is one of the main environmental signals that helps regulate our sleep and wake cycle.

A systematic review of 45 studies found that the timing and intensity of light exposure were associated with shifts in sleep timing, with morning light generally linked to an earlier sleep schedule.

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In other words, opening the curtains when you wake up isn’t just a pretty lifestyle ritual.

Morning light is one of the signals your body uses to understand that the day has begun.

SO, WHAT DOES A SLOW MORNING ACTUALLY LOOK LIKE? It starts the night before.

Give yourself enough time to sleep rather than stealing time from your sleep to create a beautiful morning routine.

Put your alarm somewhere that doesn’t require you to immediately launch yourself out of bed, and if possible, prepare a few things the night before. Your clothes can be ready. Your bag can br packed. Breakfast doesn’t have to be a five-star production.

When you wake up, resist the urge to make your phone the first thing you see.

Open the curtains. Let some natural light into the room. Sit up slowly. Drink some water. Stretch your arms, shoulders and back. Take a shower. Make your coffee or tea. Put on a song you love.

None of these things needs to take twenty minutes. The point is to avoid starting your day in reaction mode.

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WHY DOES A SLOW MORNING MATTER? A slow morning doesn’t have to follow a strict routine. It just needs to feel good for you.

The key is to create moments that help you wake up without stress and begin your day with intention instead of pressure.

Think about what makes you feel calm, inspired, and grounded. It might be the smell of the coffee, a few quiet minutes by the window, a page from a book, or simply not checking your phone the moment you open your eyes.

You get to decide what your mornings look like.

CREATE THE RIGHT ENVIRONMENT Your surroundings have a huge impact on how your morning feels.

Try to keep your space comfortable and clutter-free.

Let in natural light. Open the windows if you can.

A little fresh air can instantly change your mood. If possible, use your bedroom only for rest and relaxation. A calm environment makes it easier for your mind to stay calm too.

Small things like soft lighting, a candle, your favourite mug or a playlist you love can turn an ordinary morning into something you look forward to.

MAKE IT A HABIT (GENTLY) Consistency matters, but perfection doesn't. Start small. Choose one or two simple habits that support a slower morning. Do them for a few days. Then build from there if you want to.

Don't aim for a complete transformation overnight.

It's better to build a routine you can actually keep than to try something too ambitious and give up.

THE PHONE EXPERIMENT Try something tomorrow morning.

Before checking your phone, give yourself 10 minutes.

Don’t answer messages.

Don’t check the news.

Don’t scroll TikTok or IG.

Don’t find out what everyone else is doing.

Just wake up. Notice the light coming through the window. Listen to what's happening around you. Make your drink. Get dressed. Let your brain catch up with your body. Then pick up your phone.

You may discover that nothing urgent happened in those ten minutes.

And if something did? It will still be there.

WHAT IF YOU'RE A "I'M ALWAYS IN A HURRY" PERSON? You don't have to transform into someone who wakes up at 5 a.m. and meditates beside a vase of fresh flowers. Honestly, if you naturally move quickly in the morning, forcing yourself to become a slow-morning person could make you even more stressed.

Instead, create a slow moment.

Give yourself five minutes. Open the curtains.

Take three slow breaths. Drink your coffee without scrolling. Choose one priority for the day. Then get moving.

Small, consistent changes create the biggest impact.

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BREAKUPS 101 When one chapter ends, you get to decide what begins next.

A breakup can leave you feeling like you've lost more than a relationship. You may miss the person, the routine, the future you imagined, or simply the version of yourself you were with them.

There is no correct timeline for moving on. Some days you'll feel completely fine; other days, one song can bring everything back. Healing isn't always a straight line.

HOW TO KNOW IT’S REALLY OVER

Understanding the signs that a relationship has run its course, and learning to tell the difference between a difficult phase and a relationship that is no longer right for you.

REMEMBER THE STORY

When you miss someone, it's easy to remember only the good moments. Remind yourself why the relationship ended and what wasn't working.

Missing someone doesn't automatically mean you made the wrong decision.

THE NO-CONTACT RULE Exploring when no-contact can actually help you heal, how to handle the temptation to check their social

media, and when staying in touch might make sense.

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FIND YOURSELF AGAIN Think about the things that made you feel like you before the relationship. Call an old friend. Pick up a forgotten hobby. Go somewhere new. Make plans that are entirely your own.

DON'T RUSH THE NEXT CHAPTER Think about the things that made you feel like you before the relationship. Call an old friend. Pick up a forgotten hobby. Go somewhere new. Make plans that are entirely your own.

HOW TO START AGAIN Figuring out when you’re genuinely ready to meet someone new, rebuilding your confidence after heartbreak, and learning how to approach dating without carrying old relationship patterns into something new.

✦ A LITTLE REMINDER You are allowed to miss someone and still choose yourself. A relationship can be an important part of your story without being the whole story.

Your next chapter is still yours to write.

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Love Beyond Romance

There is more love in your life than you think.

When we talk about love, we often jump straight to romance.

So many moments: we think about the perfect partner, the first date, the butterflies, the happily ever after. And sometimes these topics seem to be the ones that excite us the most when we start the conversation with our friends.

But look around.

There is love in so many places, and some of the most meaningful kinds don't come with a relationship status.

# FAMILY LOVE The person who calls to ask if you've eaten.

The parent who still worries about you even when you're perfectly capable of looking after yourself.

The sibling who knows exactly how annoying you are, but would still defend you in a heartbeat.

Family isn't always perfect, but the little moments of care can become some of our most treasured memories. # FRIENDSHIP LOVE The friend who listens to the same story for the tenth time.The one who sends you a ridiculous meme when you're having a terrible day. The friend who celebrates your promotion as loudly as if it happened to them. Some friendships last decades. Others enter our lives for only a chapter. Both can matter.

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#PET LOVE There is a rare, grounded beauty in the kind of affection that asks for nothing in return.

It’s the instant rhythm of a wagging tail the moment you walk through the door, or a cat stubbornly deciding that your warm laptop keyboard is the single best place on earth to take a nap.

Here is a creature who couldn't care less about your career trajectory, your outfit, or how productive you managed to be today. In a world that constantly demands our performative best, pets quietly strip away the noise, offering a form of non-romantic love that is wonderfully, effortlessly uncomplicated.

At the end of an exhausting day, simply coming home to a tiny life that is ridiculously, undeniably happy just because you exist is more than comforting; it is a gentle reminder of what true acceptance feels like.

#HOBBY LOVE We don't always think of hobbies as love, but think about how it feels when you lose yourself in something you genuinely enjoy.

Painting, dancing, reading, cooking, photography, gardening, making jewellery. Anything that interests you.

You aren't doing it for likes, money or anyone else's approval.

You're doing it because it makes you feel alive.

Most importantly #THE LOVE OF YOURSELF And then there's the relationship you have with yourself.

Taking yourself out for coffee, buying yourself flowers, resting without feeling guilty, celebrating your own achievements, learning what you like, saying no when something doesn't feel right.

Choosing yourself isn't selfish. It is a form of love.

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HER NEXT BEAUTY

Glam Up for Ladies' Night F I N D YO U R G L OW. L I V E I N T H E S U N S H I N E .

Morphe OUTER SPICE EYESHADOW PALETTE Warm, sultry and made for night-out vibes. A mix of shimmer and matte shades to create endless eye looks, from soft glam to bold and smoky.

BOOBIE BEAUTY BAM! BAM! BAM! LIP, CHEEK & EYE TINT One little pot, three ways to glow. For lips, cheeks or eyes, this tinted balm blends beautifully and gives you that just-right flush that lasts.

SHEGLAM GLASS LOCK AIR GLOSS Glossy, glass-like shine without the stickiness.

Lightweight, buildable and perfect for a juicy, plump-looking lip. Your go-to for effortless glam.

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QUICK FLICK 4-IN-1 MULTIPURPOSE EYELINER PEN Four shades in one clever pen. Click, twist, flick, and switch between black, brown, burgundy and gold shimmer whenever the mood (or outfit) calls for it.

CHÉERYEP PILLOW GEM HIGHLIGHTING POWDER Soft-focus glow for your best angles.

Silky, luminous powder that catches the light beautifully and lifts your features with a radiant finish. A little glow goes a long way.

INSBAHA 5 COLOR CONCEALER Five shades to brighten, conceal and even out.

Creamy, blendable formula that covers blemishes, dark circles and redness seamlessly. Your secret to a naturally flawless base.

JOOCYEE

GLAZED ROUGE 2.0 ULTRA SHINE

A glass-like shine with a hint of glow and color.

Melts on smoothly for plump, juicy lips that look as good as they feel. Non-sticky, hydrating and perfect for any look, day or night.

BAYBELLA MAGNETIC EYELASHES No glue, no mess, just click and go. Strong-hold magnetic lash system that stays comfortable all day or night. Reusable, lightweight and designed to enhance your natural beauty instantly.

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MID-NIGHT BEAUTY RITUAL after ladies’ night

The night doesn't end when the makeup comes off.

After a late night of makeup, dancing, sweat and maybe a few too many cocktails, your skin deserves some love. Follow this simple routine to cleanse, soothe, and recharge.

NEVER SLEEP IN YOUR MAKEUP Keep a cleansing balm or micellar water somewhere easy to reach. Make sure you remove foundation, sunscreen, eye makeup and longwearing lipstick, rather than simply wiping your face once and heading to bed.

DON'T OVERCLEANSE

GIVE YOUR LIPS SOME LOVE Long-wearing lipstick, talking, drinking and late nights can leave your lips feeling seriously dry.

Remove your lipstick gently and apply a nourishing lip treatment before bed. If your lips are already cracked or irritated, skip harsh lip scrubs.

After a sweaty night, you might feel like your skin needs a serious scrub. It doesn't.

Avoid aggressive scrubbing, very hot water and using several exfoliating products at once. A gentle cleanser and lukewarm water are usually enough.

HYDRATION IS YOUR BEST FRIEND

DON'T FORGET YOUR EYES After hours of eye makeup, screens, dancing and a late night, your eyes deserve a little attention too.

If your skin feels dry or tight after a night out, keep your routine simple.

A comfortably warm, not hot, eye mask can feel wonderfully relaxing before bed. Warm compresses are also commonly used as part of care for dry eyes and blocked eyelid oil glands.

Look for hydrating ingredients such as glycerin, hyaluronic acid, panthenol and ceramides.

Choose a clean, purpose made eye mask and place it gently over closed eyes for a few minutes.

A hydrating serum followed by moisturiser can be enough to make your skin feel much more comfortable.

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Beauty of Joseon Radiance Cleansing Balm A silky balm that melts away makeup, sunscreen and daily buildup without leaving your skin feeling overly stripped. A lovely first step after a long night out.

CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser A gentle, non-foaming cleanser that removes dirt and everyday makeup while helping maintain the skin's moisture barrier. With three essential ceramides and hyaluronic acid, it's a comforting choice when your skin feels dry or tight after a late night.

Anua 7 Rice Ceramide Hydrating Barrier Serum A lightweight K-beauty serum combining rice extracts, ceramides, panthenol and hyaluronic acid for a fresh, hydrated feel. Perfect for giving tiredlooking skin a little extra comfort after a long night.

AESTURA Atobarrier 365 Cream A rich, comforting moisturiser designed to support the skin barrier and lock in hydration. Perfect for giving tired, dry-feeling skin some overnight TLC.

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HER NEXT FASHION TREND

JELLY BAGS

ARE HAVING A MOMENT.

Remember when jelly shoes were the summer accessory? Well, they have officially found a new partner in crime: the jelly bag. Glossy, translucent and available in everything from candy pink to icy blue, these playful bags are having a major comeback in 2026, bringing a fresh dose of Y2K nostalgia to our wardrobes.

Fashion media has been highlighting the trend this summer, with jelly totes and structured jelly handbags appearing as one of the season’s standout accessories.

At first glance, the appeal is obvious. The bag looks almost like it has been made from a giant piece of candy, with its semi-transparent finish allowing light to pass through and giving the colour a soft, glossy glow. Unlike a traditional leather handbag, the jelly material makes the bag feel much more playful and casual. And that is exactly what makes it so appealing right now. After years of minimalist handbags and quiet luxury dominating fashion, accessories are becoming fun again. People want pieces that show personality, photograph well and make even a simple outfit feel more interesting.

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The trend also has a surprisingly practical side. Most jelly bags are made from materials such as PVC or TPU, which are lightweight, easy to wipe clean and resistant to water. That makes them particularly suited to summer days, whether you’re heading to the beach, running errands, travelling or simply grabbing coffee with friends.

Why is everyone suddenly carrying one?

Part of the answer is nostalgia. Jelly accessories were already a recognisable part of late-1990s and early-2000s fashion, and the current Y2K revival has brought the look back with a more grown-up twist. But social media has pushed the trend even further. In South Korea, for example, searches for jelly bags reportedly jumped dramatically over the past year, while the translucent “jelly Birkin” style has become particularly popular among younger shoppers.

The New Summer Statement Bag The jelly bag works because it sits somewhere between fashion and fun. It is eye-catching without requiring a complicated outfit, practical enough for everyday use and nostalgic enough to feel instantly familiar. And because the material is translucent, even the contents of your bag can become part of the styling.

For HER NEXT, we’d say this is one trend worth having a little fun with. You don’t need to completely reinvent your wardrobe to wear it. Just choose a colour you love, keep the rest of your outfit relatively simple and let the bag do the talking.

The verdict? The jelly bag may have started as a nostalgic throwback, but in 2026, it feels surprisingly fresh.

It is colourful, unapologetically playful and very much ready for its second life.

One of the most talked-about versions is the structured jelly Birkin or “jelly firkin”, which borrows the recognisable shape of a Birkinstyle handbag but replaces traditional leather with translucent plastic. The result is something that looks familiar but completely different: part luxury handbag, part Y2K toy, part summer accessory. Some versions even come in candy colours such as baby pink, mint, butter yellow and ice blue.

And honestly, the best part might be that you don’t have to take it too seriously.

A simple white top and jeans can instantly feel more styled with a bright pink jelly bag. A neutral linen outfit makes a translucent orange or yellow bag pop. Or, if you’re feeling nostalgic, pair one with ballet flats, sunglasses and a little charm hanging from the handle for a full Y2K-inspired look.

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PLACES TO

Begin Again Whether you're craving independence, inspiration, adventure, peace or simply a little distance from your everyday life, these destinations offer different ways to start fresh. Current 2026 solo-travel guides consistently highlight destinations such as Japan, Portugal, Iceland and New Zealand for their combination of accessibility, transport, culture and solo-friendly experiences.

KYOTO, JAPAN For the quiet beginning. Slow mornings, traditional streets, temples and gardens make Kyoto a beautiful place to pause and reconnect with yourself.

DON’T MISS: Fushimi Inari Taisha: Walk through the famous thousands of vermilion torii gates.

Arashiyama Bamboo Grove: Wander through Kyoto's iconic bamboo forest.

Kiyomizu-dera: Visit one of Kyoto's most famous temples and enjoy its elevated views.

Gion: Explore traditional streets, tea houses and old Kyoto architecture.

Take a quiet morning walk, have matcha somewhere beautiful and spend an afternoon exploring without a strict itinerary.

LISBON, PORTUGAL For the “I want to live a little” beginning. Colourful streets, tiled buildings, cafés and ocean views make Lisbon an easy place to wander and discover something unexpected.

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DON’T MISS: Belém Tower: One of Lisbon's most recognisable landmarks and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Jerónimos Monastery: An extraordinary monument in the historic Belém district.

Alfama: Get lost among the winding streets and colourful buildings.

Sintra: Take a day trip to its palaces, forests and mysterious landscapes.

ICELAND For the brave beginning. If you want a destination that makes your everyday problems feel very, very small, Iceland’s dramatic landscapes are hard to beat.

DON’T MISS: Blue Lagoon: Relax in Iceland’s famous geothermal waters.

Golden Circle: Explore some of Iceland’s most famous natural sights.

Reykjavík: Visit Hallgrímskirkja, Harpa Concert Hall and the Sun Voyager sculpture.

Northern Lights: If conditions and season allow, look up after dark for one of nature’s most spectacular shows.

NEW ZEALAND For the adventure beginning.

New Zealand’s South Island is made for someone who wants mountains, road trips, fresh air and a little adventure.

DON’T MISS: Aoraki / Mount Cook: New Zealand’s highest mountain and one of the country’s most spectacular natural landmarks.

Milford Sound: Cruise through the famous fiord surrounded by dramatic cliffs and waterfalls.

Queenstown: Adventure activities, Lake Wakatipu and views of The Remarkables.

Lake Tekapo: Turquoise water, mountain views and some of the world’s best stargazing conditions.

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YOUR NEXT

PALM READING HEART LINE

FATE LINE

HEAD LINE SUN LINE

LIFE LINE MERCURY LINE

Thoughts, logic and decision-making.

Love, emotions and relationships.

Energy, vitality and life changes.

Long & clear: Deeply loving, loyal

Long & clear: Focused and analytical

Long & clear: Focused and analytical

Short: More guarded with feelings

Short: Big-picture thinker

Short: Big-picture thinker

Wavy: Emotional ups and downs

Sloping down: Imaginative and creative

Deep: Imaginative and creative

Straight: Practical in love

Straight: Logical and practical

Faint: Logical and practical

Faint or broken: May have experienced

Wavy or chained: May have experienced

Wavy or chained: May have

heartbreak or changes

heartbreak or changes

experienced heartbreak or changes

Career, purpose and life direction.

Creativity, success and recognition.

Long & clear: Strong sense of purpose

Communication, intuition and business

Faint: Flexible path, open to change

Long & clear: Talent and recognition sense Faint: Quiet confidence Long & clear: Good communication skills

Starting from life line: Self-driven,

Missing: Fulfilment comes in other

Faint: More private or selective

independent

ways

Multiple lines: Many interests or side

Starting from head line: Career

Multiple lines: Many interests and

projects

develops later

talents

Missing: You express yourself in other

Broken: Changes in career or direction DISCLAIMER: THE CONTENT IS FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSE ONLY

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Song of the Issue “Unwritten” by Natasha Bedingfield

✦ THE ✦ THE MESSAGE MESSAGE

Editor’s Pick

♡

One of my all-time favourite songs, “Unwritten”, feels especially meaningful for the first issue of HER NEXT. It reminds us that we don't need to know exactly where life is taking us. Our future is still unwritten, and every new idea, risk, mistake and unexpected turn becomes part of the story we're creating.

For me, that's what BEGIN is all about.

You don't need to have the perfect plan.

You don't need to know the ending.

You just need to be brave enough to turn the page.

“I'm just beginning, the pen's in my hand, Ending unplanned.”

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Begin Bingo

Begin something you've had on your bucket list for ages

Begin the book you've been saving for “the right time”

Begin going somewhere you've always wanted to visit

Begin making something just because you want to

Begin a project you've already talked yourself out of twice

Begin wearing Begin a hobby the outfit you you keep keep saving for telling yourself a special you'll try occasion someday

Begin a conversation you've been putting off

Begin taking yourself on a solo date

Begin saying yes to something outside your usual routine

Begin saying no without writing an entire explanation

Begin taking photos instead of waiting for the perfect moment

FREE SPACE

Begin cooking Begin clearing out something the recipe you've been you've saved but never made keeping “just in case”

Begin spending Begin learning time with something you someone who were never makes you feel good at in like yourself school

Begin making plans that don't involve everyone else

Begin keeping a promise you made to yourself

Begin posting the thing you've been too nervous to share

Begin a Finally visit Begin doing completely new that café, shop something morning or place you badly, just to routine for a keep saving on see if you like it week Instagram

Begin asking the question you've been too shy to ask

Begin going somewhere alone and actually enjoying it

A gentle reminder that every beginning counts!

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A letter to your future self

Write yourself a letter, something kind, honest or just from the heart.

Dear future me,

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Open this letter on: ___________ / ___________ / ___________

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DOODLE SPACE Draw, doodle or let your thoughts wander.

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DOODLE SPACE Draw, doodle or let your thoughts wander.

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CREDITS Creative & Design Magazine design and layout: Canva AI-assisted image creation: Canva AI, Google Gemini Photography & Image Credits Sara Blakely Foundation Instagram: @oprah Instagram: @verawang Facebook: Arianna Huffington Jamie Kern Lima — Official Website

Feature Contributors: 10 Women, 10 Ideas Evil HR Idea Reddit Anonymous Contributor Salt Wall Founder - https://salt-wall-dream.lovable.app/ Sencir Cards Creator - Rudra @sencir_cards Socal Visionz - Ivory Gomez @Socal.visionz STEM Village - Trina Horvath @theTrinaHorvath Crawford Coaching - Sami Grosse @Crawfordcoaching The Charmadillo - https://www.charmadillo.com/ MAG, Confidence Coach - Marissa A. Gibson @1.800.mag The Braid Clip Reddit Anonymous Contributor With gratitude to all the contributors featured throughout this issue for sharing their stories, experiences, expertise, and perspectives with HER NEXT.

Stories of women, ideas, creativity and what comes next. © 2026 HER NEXT. All rights reserved.

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