Kristin Kaufman

Dr. Anne Litwin, Author:
New Rules for Women – Revolutionizing the Way Women Work Together
Dr. Litwin, what initially drove your passion about focusing your work and training on women in the workplace?
As a […]

There is healing in the hopeful sound of children singing, and the Fort Worth-based Careity Foundation’s three-year-old Careity Rocks event hopes to use that appeal to find ways to heal children with serious a […]

TOYS:
Toys for typical children and what is called equipment for the stimulation needs of those with special needs are desired but all take up space. Every child needs both toys for play, pretend and educational […]

I’ve been living with impostor syndrome since I was a teenager. It flares up every time I step outside my comfort zone. My mother spotted this issue in my early teens, as many young women struggle with a […]

Paul Combs welcomes the competition. In fact, a sign inside his Near Southside bookstore directs customers to other bookstores.

“What we do is unique,” said Combs, whose Last Word Bookstore at 615 S. Jen […]

After suffering a missed miscarriage last October, I was excited and anxious to learn I was pregnant again this August. My husband and I were both optimistic that this pregnancy was the answer to our prayers for a […]

Forgive yourself.
Forgive yourself for all the things you are and all the things you aren’t.

Forgive the pudge that won’t seem to go away, along with the cellulite that feels wrongfully placed.
Forgive you […]

Tackling an increase in specific challenges to the community is a daunting task for one or even a handful of nonprofit organizations, so United Way of Tarrant County sent out a call this summer to local […]

Corporate “reform” is public education’s death knell. Schools are being transformed from public institutions, influenced by community collaboration, to profit-making entities based on free-market ideology. Educa […]

The Guinn Complex is located at the intersection of East Rosedale Street and the Interstate 35W access road. It currently contains three buildings that were once part of the James E. Guinn School, previously […]

Depression has a stigma, I have to admit it. Especially in the African American and other minority communities. I can remember even saying myself, “I don’t have time to be depressed, I have a kid to raise and wor […]

I received an email recently from a woman who had gotten feedback at work that she often comes across as abrasive and people sometimes feel like her tone is demeaning. She reached out to me as a result of […]

Would you believe that by quietly meditating and visualizing performing a task, we stimulate our brain more than if we were actually doing it?

Studies done by Guang Yue show our brain creating new pathways […]

If you’ve spent any time at all “on my list” or following me on social media, you’ve likely come to understand just how much I love to write. Truly, the activity lights me up! And I often receive comments from cl […]

The Ho-Ho-Ho factor
But do you recall,
The greatest candidate of all?

You know Donald and Clinton, Kaine and Pence. But do you recall, the most famous presidential candidate of all?

You might want to […]

It seems the topic of mindfulness is at an all-time high. There have been numerous books written about this subject over the years; many are thought provoking and chock-full of ways to integrate mindful living […]