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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.

When You’re Always The Strong One for Everyone But Yourself

You’re always putting others first, but who’s got your back when you’re weak and down?  We easily overlook the strong individuals in our lives all the time— those pillars for friends, family, colleagues, and everyone else. It’s incredible to see…

7 Vitamins Your Body Needs to Recover if You’re on The Pill

When you think about taking oral contraceptives for birth control, or to treat your acne or “regulate” your menstrual cycle or whether it’s to keep upsetting period symptoms under control— you might have heard about potential side effects like headaches…

10 Popular Skin Care Hacks That Do More Harm Than Good

Beauty fads have come a long way from the days of relying solely on homemade concoctions passed down through generations, often featuring kitchen pantry portions and traditional remedies. Now evolved into a booming industry driven by innovation and science. According…

Here’s Why Everyone Should Learn How to Quit

How to learn how to quit

The importance of perseverance is a well-known and valued life skill. And in our pursuit of success, we often hear encouraging mantras like, “Keep pushing, you’ll get there,” or “Just keep going; it will be alright.” These words serve as…

Why You Diet and Exercise For Months But Make Little or no Progress

Why you're not losing weight

The frustration of losing weight–exercising and dieting–doing everything right yet no improvement in sight can be incredibly disheartening. If you’ve been hitting the gym religiously, watching what you eat like a hawk, and still finding those extra pounds sticking around…

Struggles Only Women With Big Breasts Understand

Big Breasts issues

“I hate how they hurt my back. I hate how my bras never feel comfortable and never offer enough support. I’ve always felt my body was out of shape because of my breasts, and it made me very conscious. I…

5 Power Moves for Strong Focus and Crushing Distractions

How to develop unbreakable focus

Jordan Belfort articulates this quite simply but powerfully: ‘The only thing standing between you and your goal is the story you keep telling yourself as to why you can’t achieve it.” In other words, the one thing that separates you…

10 Habits That’s Slowly Making You Ugly

Habits that's slowly making you unattractive

When we’re young, we feel invincible and think we can get away with a lot – like smoking, excessive drinking, or sunbathing in the sun for hours on end. One bad choice leads to a series of others. We don’t…

7 Daily Choices That Make Up 95% of Your Success in Life

What makes people successful

Have you ever stopped to think about what defines success in life? We often hear about big achievements, but what about the everyday decisions that pave the way for that success? Although success often seems like a distant mountaintop, visible…

Dear Women, Stop Comparing Yourselves to Other Women 

Have you secretly been comparing yourself to other women and feeling terrible about it, to the point of hating yourself? It’s common struggle (if not daily struggle) amongst women of all ages. Aside from the weighty feeling that comes when…

13 Telltale Signs of a Highly Confident Woman

Signs and Habits of a Highly Confident Woman

Watching kids play sometimes reminds me of my childhood. They’re little bundles of energy, bursting with enthusiasm as they’re eagerly ready for  school. As kids we might remember things like making friends used to be as exciting as unwrapping a…