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Martha Tesema

  • Content Strategist, Shine
Los Angeles
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The Dutch secret to boosting joy every day

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By Martha Tesema
| Fast Company Verified
By Martha Tesema—Shine 3 minute Read Whenever there’s something exciting happening in my life—be it a birthday celebration, a holiday, or a Zoom chat with those I love—I write it on my calendar way in advance. I’m not just talking on my iPhone calendar.
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How I Take Care: Empowerment Coach and Meditation Host Jamila Reddy

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By Martha Tesema
| advice.theshineapp.com
There are a million things Jamila Reddy is skilled at, but one of the most profound is her ability to reflect with intention. As an empowerment coach, she does this with clients and helps folks tap into their full power and live authentic lives. This shows up fully in the meditation she voices for Shine too—on everything from bravery to finding your purpose to learning your needs.
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Angie Thomas’s ‘Concrete Rose’ Is a Love Song for Young Black Lives

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By Martha Tesema, Angie Thomas
| The New York Times Verified
Fiction Feb. 18, 2021 CONCRETE ROSE By Angie Thomas The inheritance we carry from those who came before us is a knot of roots that can be complicated to unravel. It can take a lifetime of work to distinguish the threads that shape the people we grow to be. Angie Thomas’s latest young adult novel, “Concrete Rose,” takes on this challenge — sorting through a person’s becoming — with the author’s characteristic mastery.
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