Meg T. McDonnell
Meg T. McDonnell is an associate editor of Verily Magazine.
Playlist: Black Women of Country Music
Carving a path for themselves and supporting each other along the way
From the Editor's Desk: Introducing a Change
Making your experience at our publication more purposeful
The Friendships That Create A Fulfilling Life for (Dating) Women
The importance of making good friendships in your twenties
What ‘This Is Us’ Is Teaching America About Grief and Resilience
Choosing how we are shaped by tragic defining moments
From the Editor's Desk: Making Time for the Complexity of our Stories
Reflecting on how our past impacts our present day circumstances
Looking Ahead by Looking Back: Listening to Loneliness
Discovering what I desire when I’m really alone
From the Editor's Desk: Practicing Self-Care During Election Week
We can't control the outcome, but we can care for ourselves
Playlist: Favorite TV Theme Songs
A good intro reminds viewers of the characters and scenes we love.
Lessons in Success and Happiness from Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Amy Coney Barrett
The late Justice Ginsburg and Judge Barrett share striking similarities in how they approach their work, marriage and family lives.
Embracing a Spirit of Reverence in Home Design
Using furniture to guide design, function, and feeling in a room
From the Editor's Desk: The People Who Shape Us
Considering the foundations of our relationships
From The Editor’s Desk: Making It through Difficult Times
Reframing what “We can do hard things” means
Former Beauty Pageant Contestant Shares Leadership Lessons
Participating in pageants showed Rachel Harkins Ullmann the unique gifts that only women possess
Marie Miller Focuses on the Beauty in the Broken
Singer-songwriter dedicates a new song to brave health-care workers
From the Editor's Desk: Embracing What Feels Normal
Finding a new daily routine while we patiently wait for the return to normal life