by Beth Mielbrecht | Jul 11, 2026 | Blog
For nearly 25 years, I colored my hair. Browns, auburns, all variations on what used to be my natural brown hair. It was fun, artistic, and also quite a commitment to the coloring process. After a while, there came to be one big problem. I had a white streak at the...
by Beth Mielbrecht | Jul 4, 2026 | Blog
I used to be able to calculate electricity perfectly. But I had never once felt it. In engineering school, I aced Electricity and Magnetism. And Circuits I and II. Voltage, current, magnetic flux. I could calculate all of it, perfectly, on paper. When I was in my late...
by Beth Mielbrecht | Jun 27, 2026 | Blog
If someone told you there was a way to ask your body exactly what it needed, no needles, no bloodwork, done from your own home, you would probably have questions. Good. Questions are exactly where clarity begins. I Teach What I Have Lived I teach what I have lived,...
by Beth Mielbrecht | Jun 20, 2026 | Blog
I test as a way of life. In college, I added a full extra year to find out firsthand where I did my best work as an engineer. One of my co-op jobs involved me working in front of a giant box monitor, using early days 3D modeling software to rotate gyroscope parts for...
by Beth Mielbrecht | Jun 13, 2026 | Blog
Something I hear often: she has been told her labs look fine. She nods and says thank you. And then she gets in her car and sits there for a minute, because she still doesn’t feel like herself, and she doesn’t know what to do next. The Gap Between...
