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Nandini Maharaj

My work has been featured in American Kennel Club, SELF, Well+Good, Business Insider, PS, Katie Couric Media, Apartment Therapy, Outside Magazine, Yoga Journal, Giddy, Byrdie, Bezzy Migraine, and more.

I write features, explainers, and commerce pieces for health and lifestyle publications. My how-to guides are designed to help people give their dogs the best life possible. I turn to my dogs, Dally, Rusty, and Frankie for inspiration.

I became a therapist before specializing in public health for my Ph.D. I create mental health resources and content through my platform, Smart Girl Therapy, to inspire wellness and personal growth.

As a storyteller and lifelong fan of The Golden Girls, I aspire to be "Picture it, Sicily, 1920-something,” but really I'm more "Back in St. Olaf."

https://www.nandinimaharaj.com/

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  • Apartment Therapy
    9 articles
  • Well + Good
    5 articles
  • Real Simple
    3 articles
  • POPSUGAR
    3 articles
  • Yoga Journal
    3 articles
  • American Kennel Club
    3 articles
  • Business Insider
    1 article

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  • I Tried the 3-3-3 Method to Be More Productive at Work (and It Saved Me So Much Time)
    6 Nov 2024—Apartment Therapy
    We independently select these products—if you buy from one of our links, we may earn a commission. All prices were accurate at the time of publishing. In my experience, the biggest enemy of productivity is staring at a lengthy to-do list and not knowing where to start — or what’s called “analysis paralysis.” It means overthinking a decision because you have too many choices or too much information. I’ll either waste time deliberating about what to do first, or suddenly get the urge to...

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