Jennifer Romolini, a former workaholic turned author and podcaster, shares her personal tips for finding joy and balance in Los Angeles. In her new podcast, Extended Scenes, she talks about her favorite spots in the city that help her stay grounded—even when the world feels like it's falling apart. Think of it as a survival guide for modern life, with a sunny L.A. twist.

Editor’s Note: Let’s face it—life can feel overwhelming, especially in a fast-paced city like L.A. Romolini’s take isn’t just about self-care clichés; it’s a relatable, real-talk approach to staying sane when everything else feels chaotic. Whether you’re local or just curious, her insights offer a refreshing perspective on carving out little moments of peace.

This article dives into the murky world of life coaching, where some practitioners push expensive "manifesting" techniques—think vision boards and positive affirmations—as a surefire path to success. But what happens when clients shell out thousands only to find themselves deeper in debt and no closer to their goals? It’s a sobering look at the gap between promises and reality in an unregulated industry.

Former Olympic diver Cassidy Krug is sharing hard-earned wisdom on tackling major life transitions in her new book, Resurface. It’s not just about diving into the unknown—it’s about how to push past the paralysis of fear when reinventing yourself. Think of it as a toolkit for anyone staring down a big leap but stuck on the starting block.