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This October, Mass Appeal Magazine welcomes balance. An apt focus as autumn symbolizes an in-between. The weather is not too hot and not too cold. There are holidays and weeks of rest. There’s a focus on books, nature, and family. These are all attributes that involve the concept of balance. Therefore, begin your master plan with us and find a peace of mind. Balance in work and life.  

Balance Out the Career 

To start, Lori Evans walks readers through her interior design journey. Evans is the contributor to “Art of The Game.” She writes on how her personal history and many choices led to her career. Whether she’s choosing the color for a wall or a chair for the living, Evans is a seasoned professional. Learn how she balances her work. 

Once again, life impacts work in “Blueprint.” Felicity Nicole chronicles building a business from the ground up. Nicole prepares entrepreneurs for all scenarios. Her outlook features a balanced combination of idealism and realism.  

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Calm Waters in Life 

Then comes Andrew Johnson’s story. In “I Can,” Johnson details his traumatic brain injury, fibromyalgia, and bipolar disorder, and how they impacted his life. Johnson moved forward, uphill with stamina. His experiences brought forth positive change.  

Meanwhile, Lulu Aspinall’s depicts the impact of disability through the eyes of a mother. Her daughter’s mental health struggles put on a pause on both of their lives. Aspinall worked through this difficult period. She eventually found balance for herself and for her daughter. Feel inspired by this powerhouse of motherhood in ‘Arrested Development.’ 

Lastly, Sile Walsh contributes to ‘A Thin Line.’ He chronicles the flip sides of hurting and healing as they are two sides of the same coin. He offers tips to work through life’s many pains. Suffer no longer and breathe deeply with this piece. 

To read the full articles, read the latest issue of Mass Appeal Magazine. Share your journey to a balanced life with us this October.