Today I’m sharing a guest post from Andi Teggart, 20-something author of the blog, Polish My Crown, always a dose of positivity.  I love her Thankful Thursday posts and appreciate an outlook on life that is youthful but wise beyind her age. Her strikingly honest thoughts on the rescue fantasy are so relevant today. It struck a chord for me. With all the important talk of "leaning in" and gender balance...how can women expect equality and ... keep reading...

  Q.  Dear 40-somethings,  This guy and I are both 22. He is working at a well-known company and I’m pursuing my post grad. We met 10 months ago through a common friend. At first we had light and casual rapport in a group environment. He always would tell me that he had a crush on me. Eventually he became more serious about it and asked me out. I accepted. We both shared almost everything and have ... keep reading...

"Just like there are many ways of being a woman and there are many ways of raising a happy person. " I recently read this quote from an interview I did with a 40-something woman. She was from South America, moved here in her twenties and built a successful career in architecture. I always find her perspective on life, love and work refreshing. Married since her twenties, she had a child later in life and his ... keep reading...

Dear 40-somethings,   It seems like long distance relationships are a common theme throughout this forum! So here's my situation: I too am guilty of the "I traveled abroad, met a guy who lives in a different country, and I'm head over heels madly in love" syndrome. While at first I was hesitant to make any big life decisions, it's now been 2 years and we're still head over heels and talk nearly every day, but we're ... keep reading...

Dear 20-Somethings,  I'm feeling a bit lost. I'm in my mid-20s, been in a relationship for about a year now. I love my boyfriend, but I'm starting to get that slightly bored, antsy feeling. I've had this feeling in the past a few times and it never worked out. My question is, how do I tell the difference between being a bit bored in my relationship and needing to push passed that phase, or coming to terms ... keep reading...

Today I'm sharing an interview with a group of entrepreneurs and female business owners from 20 to 40-something on how to find a partner as a founder. Some great perspective. We oftren hear relationship tenets apply to business. I thought it was interesting to see how these applied back from business to 40;20 Vision on relationships.   Q. How do you find a partner?   1. Don’t settle. Define what you need.  You stumble upon it [a business partner] because ... keep reading...