Money 101 for the people who want to save more, budget more, and just have more fun with their finances in the year ahead.

practical resources, creating disciplineHannah BrencherFebruary 20, 2019how to budget, how to set money goals, make money moves, how to save more money, how to kill debtComment

How to make a home (wherever your feet are).

If you feel like running back to what is familiar then maybe that’s a sign to dig your heels in a bit and stay a little longer.

be present, community, transitionsHannah BrencherFebruary 13, 2019how to make a home, moving away from home, moving to a new city, how to find a church, how to be home, how to make friends Comments

Learning to cheer + vote for yourself.

I read recently that jealousy is born out of a feeling of inadequacy. Out of this feeling that good things will happen to other people but not to you because you’re not deserving of good things. So the solution might be simpler than we think: do something to make yourself feel adequate.

community, Love YourselfHannah BrencherFebruary 6, 2019how to invest in yourslef, invest in yourself, celebrate instead of compare, how to stop being jealousComment

Growing toward God in 2019.

Instead of charging ahead into the year with goals all about health, fitness, productivity and business- what if we made the space to grow deeper with God? What if it wasn’t about a checkbox but simply because we wanted more of him?

Faith, practical resourcesHannah BrencherJanuary 30, 2019 Comments

Trust falls + sacrifices: the 2nd annual comment on marriage.

I joked at my wedding and said I would write a marriage post-- just one-- every anniversary. So here it is... my 2nd annual marriage post. It’s a little late but you’ll understand why as you read on.

RelationshipsHannah BrencherJanuary 24, 2019 Comments

Holiday Gift Guide 2018: To Have + To Hold Edition.

The following guide is for all the brides, grooms, + wedding guests wanting to make the registry count this year.

UncategorizedHannah BrencherNovember 29, 2018gift guide, gifts for secret santa, gift guide 2018, holiday registry, wedding registry, what should I put on my wedding registry?Comment

Holiday Gift Guide 2018: The Timeless Man by Lane Sheats

The following guide is for all the guys out there looking to fill their wardrobes (and live) with timeless pieces.

UncategorizedHannah BrencherNovember 28, 2018gift guide, gifts for secret santa, gift guide 2018, timeless man, red wing boots, rogue territory, great bearComment

Holiday Gift Guide 2018: The Subscription Junkie.

The following guide is for all the folks in your life (maybe even you) who love a good package in the mail every month.

UncategorizedHannah BrencherNovember 27, 2018gift guide, gifts for secret santa, gift guide 2018, subscription lover, subscription boxesComment

Holiday Gift Guide 2018: The Homebody Edition.

The following guide is for all my homebodies out there who love to light a candle, wrap up in a blanket and order takeout.

UncategorizedHannah BrencherNovember 26, 2018gift guide, gift guide 2017, gifts for a college budget, gifts for secret santa, gifts under 15 dollars, under 15 dollar giftsComment

Hacking depression during the holidays.

mental healthHannah BrencherNovember 20, 2018holiday season, hope during the holidays, depression during the holidays, how to be happy, happy during holidays, depression and christmas Comments

You belong at the table. Part 1.

Step one: come to the table with all the experience you have so far. Don’t belittle it. Don’t strap words like “not enough” or “too much” to the things you do. Just bring it all with you because it all counts.

transitions, FaithHannah BrencherOctober 25, 2018belonging, calling, what is my calling, how do i know i belong Comments

Conquer FOMO & create boundaries with your phone.

Hannah BrencherOctober 9, 2018clarity course, get unstuck, handling fomo, deal with doubt Comments

Give up the ghosts.

A friend of mine was ghosted recently and she was pretty broken up about it. They’d been on a few dates. Things were going well. She was genuinely excited for the “what’s next.” And then, out of nowhere, he ghosted her. He stopped responding to texts. He never gave an explanation.

Relationships, favoritesHannah BrencherSeptember 25, 2018ghosts, what to do when you've been ghosted, how to deal with being ghosted, confront your ghosts Comments

The one thing you need to write a book.

Consider this a tough love siren going off like mad. You need 1 single thing to write the book. That’s it.

creating disciplineHannah BrencherSeptember 14, 2018 Comments

You're in the process. Stay there.

Hannah BrencherAugust 17, 2018 Comments

Save me for a rainy day.

tough stuffHannah BrencherAugust 2, 2018a love letter for the storms, fight talk, going through hard stuff, hold on, how do i keep going, keep going, save me for a rainy day Comments

How to get refueled.

UncategorizedHannah BrencherJuly 26, 2018graduate hotel, how to refuel, how to rest, how to take a break, staying at the graduate, the graduate athens Comments

How do I be there for someone in the depths of depression?

How do you give hope to someone who feels hopeless? You keep putting hope on for yourself. Every single day. You strengthen your own heart and your own soul with hope so that you don't become depleted. You extend hope to others in your life as well. You make hope your anthem rather than mustering up hope for someone who has an empty tank. There is nothing wrong with wanting to extend hope to someone who is missing it but you must cultivate hope for your own soul and wellbeing, first. Only when we take care of ourselves can we healthily care for the others.

mental healthHannah BrencherJuly 24, 2018how do i help someone through depression, how do i love someone through depression, how do i show up for a friend in need Comments

6 must-read books for the ones looking for God.

I'm excited to introduce you to six books which were pivotal in my own faith. Books that helped me ask my questions. Books that pushed me into prayer. Books that opened my eyes.

FaithHannah BrencherJuly 19, 2018books for seekers, spiritual books, what books should i read as a christian Comments

Breadcrumbs left in Baltimore: a note on writing about hard things.

At some point in your own story, it will be time to be a light. The shift will happen. You will no longer be afraid of the words that come tumbling out of you because you will know the words cannot hurt you. You will reach a point where your story isn’t an open wound, it’s a healing balm ready for others.

Uncategorized, mental healthHannah BrencherJuly 13, 2018how to write about hard stuff, how to write about hard things, how to write about story, tell my story, writing with vulnerability Comments