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Editor's note:
It's November, and our editorial theme for the next four weeks is "Gratitude." Our articles will cover topics ranging from journaling to Thanksgiving dinner, but most importantly, the Indy Maven team is so grateful for YOU. Thank you for your support, and for taking the time to read this newsletter!
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Get Ready for Your November Horoscope
A new month is here, and the Spellsisters advise that we have fully entered the 2022 eclipse season. You may be craving a little rest, but downtime is not really on the agenda. Whatever happens, just remember this: It's time to trust yourself.
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Offer It Up: A Gratitude Essay
Journalist Lisa Renze-Rhodes shares how her mother’s passing helped deepen her appreciation for the concept of gratitude. You don't want to miss this essay.
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"What separates privilege from entitlement is gratitude." — Brené Brown
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READY TO GO REMOTE?
Have you ever had to choose between your dream job and living in a place you love? Welcome to 2022, where you don’t have to. Writer Mandy Bray talked with three women who have taken the leap to a fully remote role with no office in Indiana, and they shared their journey, the benefits and challenges of a remote job, and their tips for evaluating remote opportunities.
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SPREAD CHEER
Latino Community Development, Corp. and Lauck Real Estate are hosting their 22nd annual "Santa Comes to Town" event on Saturday, Dec. 10, from noon to 3 p.m. Designed for families with children aged 3-8, the event will feature a festive holiday celebration and a toy drive.
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GET IN THE GROOVE
On Wednesday, Nov. 16, vocalist & Indy Maven member Leah Crane and international Latin jazz pianist Pavel Polanco-Safadit will spice things up at Maven Space with an evening of Latin music. Drinks and snacks will be available for purchase, and if the spirit moves you, feel free to get up and dance!
21 and over only, please.
Event sponsored by: Jenny Lauck/Lauck Real Estate Group.
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HOLIDAY PLANNING
Everyone deserves to enjoy the holidays, including those of us organizing them. Sign up for the Less is Maura monthly newsletter, and receive a free downloadable spreadsheet that tracks gifts, activities, supplies, addresses — even meals. It's a total game-changer!
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Rebecca Zink
Indianapolis native Rebecca Zink is the owner of Zink Metals, and she creates "modern industrial glam jewelry." In her work, she uses the properties of different metals to create exciting and unique pieces. Handing it over to you now, Rebecca!
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SO THANKFUL
It's always a good idea to remember to be grateful, and this place card and pencil set from Homespun: Modern Handmade will make the task even easier. It's perfect to use for a Thanksgiving meal, a dinner party, or any time you want to remind your children to count their blessings.
"Thankful for" place cards & pencils set, $18.50 at homespunindy.com.
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A round-up of events to add to your calendar in the weeks ahead.
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All the things you need to read this week.
- Move over, charcuterie: the "butter board" is TikTok's hottest food trend. But is it safe? (Forbes)
- Here are some of the coolest nail polish colors to wear this winter. (Allure)
- According to a new survey, about 70% of people believe that women are better at leading countries than men. (U.S. News)
- Andrea Butcher just released a leadership book titled "The Power in the PIVOT." (Amazon)
- A wine-based daiquiri bar is planning to open in Bates-Hendricks next year. (IBJ)
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