Bre Glynn
Blogger
After getting her degree in Psychology and unable to find a job that piqued her interest, Bre decided to stop doing what she felt was expected of her and instead do things that inspired her. She moved to Queens with a friend in 2015 and decided to pursue writing for the first time at 26 years old. After completing a writing internship with Helene Lerner, she went back to Human Resources. However, she is thrilled to still be able to write content for the amazing women who read WomenWorking.com. In her free time you’ll find her on the soccer field, or with her head in a book. Otherwise she’s out enjoying being 20 something in NYC and trying to find out what it is that makes her “unmistakable.”
Entries Bre Glynn
When you’ve been hurt a lot, it’s easy to associate love with pain. So naturally, we’re more apt to hesitate when love comes knocking at our door. However, apathy and pessimism only work well for tortured artists. So get back out there and feel free to bring these thoughts with…
You’re not going to stay single forever. Whether you like it or not, eventually someone is going to find you irresistible. So until that day comes, here are some things to do to bask shamelessly in the glory of singledom. Put on your most comfortable pajamas, lay on the couch…
“The truth is, unless you let go, unless you forgive yourself, unless you forgive the situation, unless you realize that the situation is over, you cannot move forward.” - Steve Maraboli “Letting go helps us to to live in a more peaceful state of mind and helps restore our balance.…
None of us have time for fake friends, yet sooner or later we find ourselves linked with someone who has us asking, “what am I getting out of this?” Here’s a list of the different types of phonies out there, so you can shake them before they wreak havoc on…
We choose the people we call our friends based on common goals and interests. So what do we do when that person starts to turn rotten? When do we decide the relationship needs to change because we’ve had enough? These are the friendships you should avoid: The flaky…
She’s your secret keeper, your unpaid therapist, your sister from another mister. She’s your best friend. But are you as close as you think? Here are 12 signs you’ve got one of the good ones. 1. She tells you when you’ve got something stuck in your teeth. 2. Her presence makes even the dullest…
Being selfish is something that we tend to frown upon. But let’s face it, we’ve got to take care of ourselves before we can help anyone else. Here are 10 instances when you need to put yourself first. 1. When someone is trying to come back into your life, but you’re…
Do you find yourself asking, "are we there yet?" while you are transitioning to a bigger and better you? Then check out the basics and not so basics on what to expect when going through a period of change. The Basics: 1. Own your journey.Tackle it all head on. It’s usually during…
1. They’re bitches. They’re not bitches, they’re assertive. Many times women who are strong and direct are viewed as difficult. But that’s not the case. They size up the situation, are direct and to the point. 2. They’re careless. She’s a risk-taker. But don’t let that fool you, her plans…
People-pleasers try to keep everyone around them happy but the price they pay is often a loss of self-respect and authenticity. A strong woman may feel uncomfortable when she speaks up but she will risk being unpopular when it’s the right thing to do. Here are some of the lessons…
As an over-thinker, you’re used to analyzing things to death. You can find yourself caught in a tangled web of details that lead you away from what you really need to do. Here are some things to consider. Do you drive yourself crazy? Fess up. Do you keep going over…
DO: Get off your cell and give your full attention. Yes, you can scroll through your feed and still listen. But it’s more important that the person you’re communicating with feels heard. That’s not going to happen until you put down your device and really take in what’s being said.…
When we love someone we want them to know it. We do things hoping to create a stronger bond. But according to relationship counselor and author, Gary Chapman, there are 5 love languages. Once you understand how your partner receives love, you begin to create a stronger relationship. The 5…
One of the motivating factors of our existence is connection. It’s what makes us feel supported and loved. So we surround ourselves with our family, friends, and partner. But what happens when we love someone and it’s not working. When do we decide to let it go? When it changes…