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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.

What Actually Qualifies as a Good Investment Today 

If you’ve ever asked, “Is gold a good investment? What about crypto? Real estate? Tech stocks?” you’re not alone. The question comes up in every generation, just with a different product in the spotlight.  Today, it’s cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence…

Why Even the Smartest People Fall for the Dumbest Money Traps 

Albert Einstein once called compound interest the eighth wonder of the world. Yet even the smartest among us often find ourselves signing up for credit cards with high interest rates, taking out loans we can’t realistically manage, or spending money…

Turns Out, Group Workouts Might Be the Real Fitness Hack 

When we think about exercise, we often imagine a solitary jog in the park or lifting weights alone at the gym. But history reminds us of how people thrive in communities. In ancient Greece, for example, physical training was not…

The Fast Track to a Toned Back (Without Gimmicks) 

If there’s a moment many of us dread in front of a mirror or while putting on a favorite outfit, it’s noticing that stubborn bulge near the back. It’s one of those areas of the body that doesn’t seem to…

Do Animals, like Us, See Beauty? 

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Standing on a beach, simply watching a small bed and the way it seemed to linger on a branch, head tilting at the shimmer of sunlight across the water.   I noted the moment without giving it much scientific weight.…

Who are we Without Our Jobs?  

A reflection on identity. Terrifying or not, it’s still worth sitting with.  I was standing next to my plus one who’s also a close friend at a wedding reception. A few seconds later, the bride walked up to us and…