Things Your Mom Should Have Told You
Joanne McHughYour weekly dose of wit and wisdom for navigating young adulthood
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 115 | Subscribers | Read | thingsyourmomshouldhavetoldyou.com |
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Why am I telling you these things?
Welcome to Things Your Mom Should Have Told You. My mission is to help prepare you for “What to Expect While Navigating Young Adulthood.” By speaking candidly about the ordinary struggles of adulthood, offering common-sense wisdom, and thro...
The Help Desk you didn't know you had
Since the theme of this piece is “Who ya gonna call?”, I immediately thought of the service company with the most memorable jingle of all time. Go ahead and click; you know you wanna watch the Ghostbusters video now.
Why we're all a little lonely — And what to do about it
In the olden days, moms used to clip articles from newspapers for their kids if they thought it was something they needed to know. I’m keeping an eye out for things that you might have missed that may be helpful to you.
Three things I wish someone told me about finding the right career
For a time, I didn’t think I’d be able to find work where I’d look this happy
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Writer. Mom-on-call. Dispenser of wit and wisdom. Loves throwback photos and telling candid stories about becoming a grown-up. Uses humor to reduce troublesome things to manageable size.
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