It’s Time for More Coaching in BIPOC Communities As the business community continues to encourage working people to make more investments in self-improvement and mental well-being, it’s critical that we ensure these…
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It’s Time for More Coaching in BIPOC Communities As the business community continues to encourage working people to make more investments in self-improvement and mental well-being, it’s critical that we ensure these…
Comeback Year Hey Sis, This is your Year! The year of opportunity, possibilities, and prosperity. You’re more than just a mother, friend, girlfriend, wife, daughter, and sister but you’re a boss with…
I Can’t Change The Direction Of The Wind By Rosemarie Sumalinog Gonzales At whatever point there had been significant changes in our lives, it set aside us effort to acknowledge…
How to Get Freedom From Your Past By Healing From Abuse By Sandra Dawson Healing all forms of abuse and being completely happy with yourself is no longer a secret.…
Top 4 Steps to Surviving Divorce and Starting a New Life for Women By Tawawn Lowe Surviving divorce and starting a new life is a huge challenge especially for women. Most…
Mature Enough To Keep My Mouth Shut To Save My Marriage By Dr. Nicole S. Mason, Esquire One of my goals at age 17 when I stepped onto the campus of…
Time For A New Tribe? When to Leave Outdated Alliances For a Truly Supportive Community By Ada Porat Do you feel as if you’ve outgrown your circle of friends? Perhaps…
5 International Spots to Must-Visit With Kids By Racheal Jones If you are a lone traveler then you are going to have fun but if you have cute kids with you…
You Can Do The Hard Things By Carolyn Hansen Former US President Theodore Roosevelt’s wise words: “Nothing in the world is worth having or worth doing unless it means effort, pain, difficulty……
3 Ways to Reconnect with Your Girlfriends It happens. You get caught up with that new project at work. Your husband and kids need you. For every single damn thing. You might…
“I think I quit. Yeah, I quit.” Those were the exact words I spoke last year during a Zoom meeting for work. Where once again, for the hundredth time, I was just…
As we continue to navigate through this “new” normal, networking has definitely changed. We are re-imagining how we connect (in person and virtually). As well as, how we foster meaningful relationships. Savvy networkers are learning nuances associated with these changing, challenging and difficult times.As we continue to navigate through this “new” normal, networking has definitely changed. We are re-imagining how we connect (in person and virtually). As well as, how we foster meaningful relationships. Savvy networkers are learning nuances associated with these changing, challenging and difficult times.
As I write this, we have all been asked to shelter in place, staying home as much as possible, because of the pandemic. This puts pressure on both individuals, who may be very alone now, and couples, who may be struggling with needing alone time and space. Everyone is worried, and feeling stressed. Here’s how to stay strong in this crisis.
5 Amazing Benefits of Walking for Post-Menopausal Women By Leslie C Smith Exercise is important for our overall fitness and wellness as we age. Aging can lead to mature women…
Love, Leadership and the Search for Meaning By Zoe Routh There are no easy days in leadership. Every day asks for our best. Every day we sit poised to uplift…
6 Ways to Boost Your Immune System By Shalini M Your immune system is quite complex. The ability of your body to fight off different types of infections and illnesses…
The Bra That Tried to Kill Me By Amy M Van Duyn At first it seemed like the one for me. It had cushy straps that seemed wide enough not…
Healing Psychic Wounds of Codependency By Darlene Lancer Codependency is more than a relationship problem. It wounds our psyche and individual development. Make no mistake. It’s to no fault of…
A friend of mine recently posted on Facebook that she’d participated in the protests for days and after seeing someone damage a monument of Abraham Lincoln, she took a closer look around. Most, she said, were there protesting the murders of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor. Others were asking for the defunding of police and some just wanted to stir trouble.
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