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Alexandra Hayes

Audience Engagement Editor

Alexandra Hayes is the audience engagement editor at Thrive Global. Prior to joining Thrive, she was a middle school reading teacher in Canarsie, Brooklyn. In her free time, she enjoys writing fiction, perfecting her own version of Bucatini all'Amatriciana, and talking with her partner about nothing, and everything. She hopes to soon have a bulldog named Rigatoni (Toni for short).

@alexandrafh @afhayes

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Wisdom//December 11, 2018

The Valuable Life Lessons We All Need from Season Two of “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel”

Wisdom//December 7, 2018

What Jennifer Aniston Can Teach Us About Living a Truly Joyful Life

Wisdom//December 4, 2018

Meghan Markle and Michelle Obama Reportedly Had a “Power Meeting.” Here’s Why That’s Important.

Well-Being//December 3, 2018

How to Get Through Hosting Your Own Holiday Party Without Losing Your Mind

Well-Being//December 3, 2018

Exactly What to Do If You Cry In Front of Your Boss

Well-Being//November 28, 2018

Thrive Diary: Fitness Entrepreneur Anna Victoria Shares Her Journey From Fast Food Addict to 1.3 Million Followers

Well-Being//September 26, 2018

Jim Carrey’s New Show ‘Kidding’ Focuses on Your Greatest Fear

Wisdom//September 18, 2018

7 Women Over 40 Share the Advice They’d Give Their 20-Year-Old Selves

Well-Being//September 17, 2018

The Problem With Rihanna’s Advice to Her Younger Self

//August 21, 2018

Jennifer Lopez on Her Career After Children: “My Whole Life Became Clearer In Every Way”

Wisdom//August 20, 2018

12 People Describe Parenting in 5 Words or Less

Wisdom//August 15, 2018

5 Communication Pitfalls That Are Preventing People From Really Hearing What You’re Trying to Say

Well-Being//August 1, 2018

4 Bedtime Habits to Embrace If You’re in a Relationship

Wonder//July 30, 2018

Are You a Jerk For Not Acknowledging When Someone Sends You a Thank You Note?

Wisdom//July 25, 2018

Stop Apologizing for Your Decisions

Well-Being//July 25, 2018

Children Are The Invisible Victims of America’s Incarceration Problem

Well-Being//July 23, 2018

Yes, You Can Recover from Depression. I Know Because I Did.

Well-Being//July 16, 2018

Doctors Get Real About Burnout in Medicine

Wonder//July 13, 2018

Bo Burnham’s “Eighth Grade” Is a Poignant Example of What It Means to be Anxious

Wonder//July 11, 2018

Do Yourself a Favor and Read One of These Thoughtful Books

Wisdom//July 2, 2018

Yale and Stanford Psychologists Say “Follow Your Passion” is Bad Advice

Well-Being//June 28, 2018

A Conversation on Burnout in Medicine

Well-Being//June 27, 2018

When I Was 15 and Depressed, It Would Have Been Hard to Call a Hotline

Well-Being//June 20, 2018

Dear Rachel Maddow, You Don’t Need To Apologize for Crying at Work

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