Kindra Hall

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Sometimes, it's the small things that make the biggest difference.

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Not only will you never look at Hugh Jackman the same, you'll be better at business.

2017 is coming to a close. Here are a few feel good moments to remember.

If 2017 wasn't your year, there could be a reason--and a way to change it.

Telling your company story can be tough. Use these guideline to make it more memorable.

Gain more than just pounds this holiday season -- gain insights into who you are and what you're capable of.

Hillary Clinton's and Sophia Amoruso's very different defeats each tell us, 'Now, we are stronger than ever.'

In this story, after an unsuccessful attempt at restoring balance to her crazy-busy life, Kindra learns a valuable lesson from an unexpected source.

A walk on the beach reveals a truth about life.

Each of us has an unlimited supply of story within us—we merely need to learn how to find it.

Perpetually open and fearlessly honest, she’s not afraid to say things about herself that most people would only say about their frenemies. From an unsolicited MySpace war with an old boyfriend’s new girlfriend to the sweat-drenched horrors of her first spin class, from a raging battle with the offering basket at church to a second honeymoon that was entirely sexless, Kindra shares the hilarious mishaps and delicate triumphs of a life that looks a lot like yours. In her first book, Otherwise… Show more

Perpetually open and fearlessly honest, she’s not afraid to say things about herself that most people would only say about their frenemies. From an unsolicited MySpace war with an old boyfriend’s new girlfriend to the sweat-drenched horrors of her first spin class, from a raging battle with the offering basket at church to a second honeymoon that was entirely sexless, Kindra shares the hilarious mishaps and delicate triumphs of a life that looks a lot like yours. In her first book, Otherwise Untold: A Collection of Stories Most People Would Keep to Themselves, Kindra finds meaning and joy in the small stories that are often forgotten. She blends humor and poignancy with exquisite storytelling skill, and will make you fall in love with the world as she sees it. Show less