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Rebekah Bell

Los Angeles
As seen in: Yahoo Life, The Wall Street Journal, Baltimore Sun, Yahoo, The Tennessean, Robb Report, The Real Deal, Taste of Country, Ms. Magazine, Relevant Magazine and
Staff writer @robbreport.

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Rebekah Bell: It's Possible to Graduate Debt-Free. Here's How

Rebekah Bell: It's Possible to Graduate Debt-Free. Here's How

In 2009, when I was applying to my dream college, my parents had one stipulation: graduate without debt. I bu…

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How to Put Thankfulness Into Practice

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By Rebekah Bell
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When most people hear the word “thanksgiving,” they inevitably conjure up images of turkey dinners and extended families. Thanksgiving is something Americans tend to relegate to one day a year, but it becomes a life-giving and life-changing process when we incorporate it into our daily lives. Committing to a lifestyle of thanksgiving and joy is a beautiful and transformative process that can truly change our outlooks, emotions, perspectives and lives.
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How to Hold Onto Hope When the Future Feels Uncertain

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By Rebekah Bell
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It’s no secret that modern life can feel like one long anxiety loop. With endless news about political chaos, climate disasters, economic ups and downs, and just general bad vibes, it’s easy to get stuck in a mindset of bracing for the worst. But living in a constant state of worry isn’t just draining — it can actually stop us from seeing the bigger picture and living with purpose. Hope isn’t about ignoring reality or pretending things are fine when they’re not.
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In Your Friendships, Are You a Giver or Taker?

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By Rebekah Bell
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I’ve known my best friend Kristen since I was 3. (Or so I’ve been told; I can’t actually remember meeting her.) Throughout the past two decades, Kristen has reminded me of the truth when I forget it on my own, challenged me to see life as an adventure and a gift, and made me a better, truer version of myself. Her example has encouraged me to demonstrate that same level of intentionality and devotion in my other friendships, as well.
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