Awkward, Brave, and Kind Edit
The Awkward, Brave, and Kind Edit exists to amplify the voices, experiences, and stories of people who are choosing to be brave with their lives and their work.
Featured Articles
R. Eric Thomas on the creative process, empathy engines, and Nancy Meyers kitchen parties.
A look at what inspires creativity, productivity, and Lady Elaine Fairchilde gifts for this prolific and beloved writer.
Neon-sign artist Evan Voyles talks collecting, antiques-hunting, and making people feel something.
This neon-sign artist sets cities, spaces, stories — and one very personal podcast studio — aglow with his vintage signs.
Bonnie Tsui on diving in, getting in the flow, and other reasons why we swim.
The author and swimming enthusiast captures the essence of what it means to be human against the backdrop of nature’s watery vastness.
Clint Smith on practices, poetry, and trying to be present.
The bestselling author and teacher looks at our changing world with personal stories, practical insights, and a poet’s wonder.
Katherine Center on love stories, connection, and noticing the good stuff.
What makes an epic love story? And what K-drama Rom-Coms do we need to watch immediately? We asked. She answered.
Elizabeth Chapin on creating with empathy, exploring freedom and discomfort, and the Enneagram.
Enter the whimsical world of this Austin artist who creates with empathy.
Ashton Applewhite
The anti-ageism activist is on a mission to change the way we think about getting older.
Andrea Pippins
The Stockholm-based artist brings illustration and storytelling together with vibrant works filled with powerful messages for all ages.
5 Questions With Phil Rosenthal
Phil Rosenthal on food being the great connector, laughter being the cement, and being the luckiest guy in the world.