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Grace T. Olsen

Grace is a Co-founder and editor of Intrigue Pages. She holds a bachelor's degree in psychology and has previously worked as a researcher and copy editor. She co-founded Intrigue Pages due to an insatiable desire to reignite a seemingly long-abandoned hobby – starting a blog and writing about her favorite topics. Now that she has decided to write on her blog, she uses her free time to write her heart out and tailors it to what she knows best: writing about women's wins and struggles. Her thoughtful articles are geared towards celebrating the scope of women's lives – from self improvement to culture content that enrich and drive important conversations. When she's not writing, she's out and about enjoying gardening, cooking, and getting lost in her favorite books.

Your Bones Deserve More Attention Than You Think

We don’t spend much time thinking about our bones. After all, they do their work quietly–holding us upright, keeping us mobile, and housing the marrow that sustains life itself. But the skeleton is far more than a passive framework. It’s…

What’s With Our Society’s Growing Sense of Immaturity?

Across boardrooms, living rooms, and dinner tables alike, one of the most common complaints is the accusation of immaturity. We get frustrated with a partner, friend, or coworker because we feel they haven’t quite learned how to act their age.…

15 Surprising Things the World Owes to Sweden

If you were to trace some of the world’s most surprising inventions back to their origins, you’d likely land in places you never expected. Sweden is a country known for its minimalist design, ABBA, and, of course, IKEA meatballs. But…

Stop Rewarding People Who Keep Walking All Over You

At first, it feels like love. You anticipate their needs before they even have to ask. You remember their favorite coffee order, you cancel plans when they need you, you say yes even when you’re exhausted. You believe that generosity…

Coming Home For The Holidays: A Time for Joy or Mixed Emotions?

The holidays are synonymous with family gatherings—those moments of love, tradition, laughter, and sometimes tension. The season involves reconnecting with a patchwork of personalities: the cherished loved ones, the quirky relatives, the grouchy ones, and even those we’ve clashed with…

Online Oversharing: What Counts as Oversharing?  

Let’s pretend every whispered secret, every hurried text, or spur-of-the-moment posts was somehow stamped onto a wall that everyone could see. This thought seems a bit dramatic until you consider how the internet has evolved into just that—a sort of…