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Homeownership Feels Impossible & Retirement Feels Like a Joke: The Reality for Single-Income Women in Today’s Economy
If you’re a woman juggling bills, building a career, and trying to save for a future that feels like it’s moving farther away—you’re not imagining it. For single-income women today, the dream of buying a home or retiring comfortably is not just delayed—it’s being priced out, boxed in, and sometimes completely erased. Let’s talk about…
COACH+AUTHOR+LEADER. Bess Blanco has been restore. After a successful former career in direct sales, Bess was blessed to have all that she thought she had lost returned to her by God’s grace. After healing those areas of her life, she then focused on her natural health and complete healing and how to rid herself of…
The movie Divergent took in a whopping $56 million during its weekend debut. My daughter begged for weeks to see it. At first I wasn’t so sure it would be appropriate. After all it is PG-13 and she was 12 at the time. After watching the previews I agreed and was pleasantly surprised. It was…
3 Oh-So-Yummy Summer Snacks For Kids By Angela Kidd Kids will be very active during the summer season. Whether they’re playing in the park or swimming in the beach, they need delicious and refreshing snacks to fuel their energy. Put a smile on their face by being creative in preparing their food –…
A vegan diet doesn’t sound too appetizing to most meat, cheese, and egg lovers. However, a vegan diet can be kind to your health and your wallet. You also gain the benefit of knowing that you’re being kinder to animals and the environment. Making the switch isn’t easy, but you might find it a little…
Food insecurity is hitting harder than ever—especially for women. With many government assistance programs being reduced, restructured, or stopped altogether, countless families are left wondering where to turn for help. But even in hard times, there are ways to reclaim control, rebuild community connections, and create food security from the ground up—literally. This article is…
What Can I Do to Gain Leadership Experience? Become a Mentor (8 Tips for Women) By Stephanie Harbin Although mentoring is one way to gain leadership experience, it requires commitment and compassion to stay the course. Simply put, mentoring should not be taken lightly. Whether the mentee is an adult or youth, the…
How to Ensure Consistency in Training How to Ensure Consistency in Training By Deborah Laurel When we conduct training for employees throughout our organization or for customers in different locations, etc., we want to be sure that they receive the same message and leave with the same knowledge and skills. There are 16…
Health Disparities: Minimizing Societal Inequities’ Impact in Patient Care By Felecia Sheffield PhD Authors: Felecia D. Sheffield, PhD and Mary E. Ray, M.D. The United States has a long and well documented history of systemic disparities. These disparities exist in many areas including employment, education, housing and health. Healthy People 2020 defines a…
May This Day Bring You Rest and Peace Those were the words posted on her last Instagram post. The apparent suicide of Former Miss USA (2019) Cheslie Kryst, whose death dominated the hearts and minds of women all over who were simply sad over the fact that we lost one of our own. In 2022,…
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