In Kind

Weekly content around career, motherhood, style, and building a good life, from In Kind magazine editors Leah Melby Clinton and Hannah Weil McKinley.

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Lyndsey Zorich On Using Yourself to Build and Grow a Business

Plus intimate thoughts on the power of manifesting.

Leah Melby Clinton, Hannah McKinley3 days ago

In Kind on Monday: Letting Go of Perfection & Finding Your Purpose

“I’m good enough, and there's value in what I have to say.”

Hannah McKinley, Leah Melby Clinton10 days ago

Stop Apologizing for Taking Time for Yourself

"I’m neither sorry nor embarrassed that I cut out the noise so I could focus on what was really important."

Leah Melby Clinton, Hannah McKinley17 days ago

Sending a Child Into the Big World; PR for Your Small Business?

Expert advice on when it's time to tell the world about your business.

Hannah McKinley, Leah Melby Clinton24 days ago

How Do You Measure a Year?; Celebrating the Journey

"Winning looks like appreciating right where we're at."

Leah Melby Clinton, Hannah McKinleya month ago

Emily Bibb on Today's "Girl Boss"; Empowering Ourselves with Honesty

When sharing our reality, struggles included, has a ripple effect.

Leah Melby Clinton, Hannah McKinleya month ago

Dora Maar’s Lauren Wilson on Never Giving Up When Building a Dream

“A little bit is luck, but a lot of it is just standing your ground.”

Hannah McKinley, Leah Melby Clintona month ago

From the Magazine: How Do We Show Up When It Matters?

How we navigate friendship in times of change, grief, and loss.

Hannah McKinley2 months ago

Can Getting Laid Off Be a "Chance to Redesign"?

"It's a very unique opportunity, a natural inflection point."

Leah Melby Clinton, Hannah McKinley2 months ago

Answering "How Are You?" with Honesty; Enthusiasm in Work

Oso and Me's Claire Hudson on loving her job.

Hannah McKinley, Leah Melby Clinton2 months ago

From the Magazine: Jillian Eversole Shares Her Miscarriage Experience

"My heart beats differently. My brain wiring has changed."

Leah Melby Clinton2 months ago

Living the Idea of Fewer, Finer; What Loving Something Requires

"It’s more than saying you love something; it’s doing the work to support that thing."

Leah Melby Clinton, Hannah McKinley2 months ago

From the Magazine: Demystifying the "Dream Job"

Finding your career flow is all about letting go and letting in.

Hannah McKinley2 months ago

Learning to Trust When Building a Business and Giving Yourself Grace

"We've built this trust that we are both going to have the best intentions for our brand."

Hannah McKinley, Leah Melby Clinton2 months ago

From the Magazine: Shaken, Stirred, and Shared

How should we be sharing our fears and frustrations with our children?

Leah Melby Clinton3 months ago

Mother Untitled's Neha Ruch on Downshifting Work for Family

Plus, realizing that home isn't just a physical place.

Leah Melby Clinton, Hannah McKinley3 months ago

The In Kind Edit: A Weekend in Sonoma

What to do, eat, and wear in the heart of Wine Country

Hannah McKinley3 months ago

Janessa Leone on Self-Care; What's Your Family Brand?

"I'm very strict about where I'm putting my energy. It makes me get clear about the things I'm doing."

Leah Melby Clinton, Hannah McKinley3 months ago

From the Magazine: Cheerleading for Yourself

Founders share how they got comfortable with self-promotion.

Leah Melby Clinton3 months ago

Childhood Passions; Cara Cara Founders on Growth

"There’s nothing wrong with going into these things with idealism; it carried us through."

Hannah McKinley, Leah Melby Clinton3 months ago

The Value of a Personal Board of Directors

Plus Betsy Sadler on networking.

Hannah McKinley, Leah Melby Clinton3 months ago

From the Magazine: Motherhood & Ambition

Advice from Marcella Kelson in the very first issue of In Kind.

Leah Melby Clinton3 months ago

Frustrated at Work? A Side Hustle Might Be the Fix

"I started this because I was not feeling fulfilled in my full-time job."

Leah Melby Clinton, Hannah McKinley4 months ago

From the Magazine: Women on Grief

"The rolling waves of emotion are predictable only in their unpredictability."

Leah Melby Clinton4 months ago

Tanya Taylor on Building a Fashion Career & Time Management

Plus the emotional side of used baby clothes.

Leah Melby Clinton, Hannah McKinley4 months ago