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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.

4 Remarkable Tips About Money Rich People Know by Heart

The moment your paycheck arrives, it’s already gone; rent, bills, groceries, and maybe a few impulse splurges. As the saying goes, “Money stays where it’s treated best.” And for many, money is being pushed out the door faster than it…

Most Heartbreaks Begin With the Little Things We Ignore 

Most relationships don’t fall apart in a single explosive moment, they come undone over time through unresolved arguments, unmet bids for connection, shutting down conversations because they felt too uncomfortable, dismissing their concerns as over reactions, repeated silences, accumulation of…

What Keeps Couples in Love After the Excitement Fades?

Every long-term relationship has a turning point. But there’s something almost imperceptible about the way affection fades in long-term relationships. It drifts away, unnoticed at first, until one day you realize you can’t remember the last time you reached for…

How to Grow Wealth Without Obsessing Over Stocks

The first few months for new traders often begin with obsessive monitoring of their portfolio’s short-term performance, even when they’re supposedly investing for the long term. During this early phase, it’s easy to fall into common traps, like selling underperforming…

Why Do Old People Hate New Music?

There’s a point when discovering new music stops being exciting. For some people, that point arrives suspiciously close to the moment they start calling everything on the radio “noise.” Growing up my parents dismissed my favorite songs as a racket.…