Posts by Rachel Kaczynski
Women We’re Watching: Cara Gilman of RunYoga
Bostonian Cara Gilman wears many hats: yoga teacher, run coach and mom boss. Her RunYoga series—an in-person and virtual community combining yoga, running, and mindfulness—allows her to bring those passions together in a way that’s accessible and approachable to others. Cara’s knack for creating a tight-knit community around Boston and beyond, strong sense of self-compassion…
Read MoreMade in New England: Meet Chris Nessen of Grateful Burger
When foodie Chris Nessen was gearing up to launch his third startup, he wanted to create a product that was healthful and approachable to the general public. So he took your average burger and gave it a healthy makeover by blending beef with veggies—and dubbing the end result Grateful Burger. We got to chat with…
Read MoreI Tried Using a Rose Quartz Face Roller for Vibrant Skin—And Here’s What Happened
When I was eight months pregnant, I remember thinking, “Gosh, if only this pregnancy glow could last forever.” My breakout prone skin was suddenly vibrant and clear, and I was milking it for all it’s worth. But alas, all good things must come to an end, and with a combination of postpartum hormones and motherhood…
Read MoreMade in New England: Meet Travis Grillo of Grillo’s Pickles
When Travis Grillo’s dreams of becoming a designer at Nike went sour, he got to making pickles—using his family’s cherished, 100-year-old recipe. He started slinging spears for a buck out of a cart in the middle of the Boston Common, but Travis has grown Grillo’s Pickles to the national, million-dollar brand it is today. We…
Read MoreWomen We’re Watching: Robin Berzin of Parsley Health
Dr. Robin Berzin, MD, is the founder and CEO of Parsley Health, an up and coming primary care medical practice with a focus on getting to the root cause. With her background in digital technology and functional medicine, Robin is a game-changer when it comes to bringing a whole-body approach to health care to the…
Read MoreMade in New England: Meet Jamie Clark of The Willie Wags
The Willie Wags—slang for “off the beaten path”—is a shop in Bangor, Maine, that features just that: unique hidden gems made by small, women-owned businesses. Founder Jamie Clark believes that by spending your dollar with intention, shopping small and supporting other women along the way, you have the power to change the world. We got…
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