Sara Stillman Berger

Published in the Washington Post, Women’s Health, Parents, Oprah, Real Simple, Eating Well, AllRecipes, SHAPE, Scary Mommy, Seventeen, Martha Stewart Weddings, Brides Magazine and Detroit Jewish News
Editorial positions at Seventeen, Alloy.com, ELLEgirl and Ogilvy

Experience

Sara is a lifestyle writer who has been published in the Washington Post, Women’s Health, Parents, Oprah and Real Simple, in addition to Reader's Digest and many other publications. She lives in New York, where she hides her favorite candy from her husband, two kids and even her golden retriever. The fish never asks for anything.

Education

University of Michigan

BA, English Language and Literature

New York University

MA, Journalism

Articles

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I Stopped Trying to Be Happy—and It Made All the Difference

When there's pressure to feel happy all the time, can you really be happy? One woman gave up trying and stumbled on true contentment.

I Asked ChatGPT Some Personal Questions, and Let’s Just Say She’s Not a Good Friend

ChatGPT may be able to write a 10-page essay on the history of the world, but when it comes to being a friend, it still has a lot to learn

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97 of the Funniest Things to Ask Alexa

Your Amazon Echo isn't just a convenient source for music and random facts. For proof, test out a few of these funny things to ask Alexa.