Interview with Allison Daminger, Assistant Professor of Sociology at UW-Madison. Allison is a sociologist and researcher whose work focuses on inequality, gender, family dynamics, and decision-making, particularly within the context of…
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The Cognitive Dimension of Household Labor: Unseen Effort in Everyday Life
When we think of household labor, the tasks that often come to mind are physical: washing dishes, sweeping floors, doing laundry, and cooking meals. These visible, tangible activities form the…
How Do I Achieve A Fair Share In My Relationship?
Does this sound familiar? your partner asking you the day before a birthday party, ”What are we giving as a gift?” (implying that you for sure thought about something already)…
Navigating the Invisible Burden: My Personal Journey with Mental Load
The emotional and cognitive burden of managing daily life, often goes unnoticed. Mental load is the mental checklist we carry, the constant worry about chores, responsibilities, and obligations that gnaw…
Unleashing Your Worth: Overcoming the Fear of Rejection in Negotiation
Negotiation – a word that often sends shivers down our spines, evokes images of high-stake meetings, tough decisions, and the looming fear of rejection. It’s a fear that can hold…
The Power of Connection: Why a Strong Network is Crucial
In a world driven by technology and connectivity, the importance of building and nurturing a strong network cannot be overstated. Whether in your professional or personal life, a robust network…
Crafting Your Personal Brand: Embracing Your Unique Talents and Strengths
In today’s interconnected world, personal branding has become more than just a buzzword; it’s a powerful tool for standing out and making a lasting impression. But to build an authentic…
Taking Charge of Your Financial Independence: Why You Shouldn’t Leave Money Talk and Taxes to Others
Money matters. It’s a fact of life, and ignoring it won’t make it go away. For far too long, discussions about finances and taxes have often been left to „the…