A Woman and Her Wardrobe: Expressions of Self-Discovery, Ownership and Joy
Reframing Body Shaming: Instead, Choose Self-Love, Body Positivity and Acceptance
5 Stress Management Techniques for WFH Entrepreneurs: Identify Your Own Work Rhythm
My Unsolicited Advice: Changing Plans and Growing Through the Uncomfortable
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Is a World Full of Color Any Different Than a World Without? It’s Up to You
The world is full of colors, whether we can see them or not. We pick out the colors we want to wear to express ourselves in a way that only we can. We look at scenery in the peak of fall to watch the green turn to golden fire spreading across a forest, or even just...
World Menopause Month: Marking the Milestone with Empowerment and Celebration
Menopause is a significant milestone that all women experience, and it's natural to feel some apprehension about it. This is a completely normal phase of every woman’s life. It signifies the end of the reproductive cycle and ushers in a new and meaningful chapter....
National Pasta Day Explores Different Noodle Shapes and Cooking Al Dente
Remember to cook your pasta Al dente! (or “to the tooth” in Italian). National Pasta Day is October 17th. There are about 350 to 600 different types of pasta so find one you haven’t had before and try it out. Pasta is said to have originated in ancient China and...
Belly Laughs and Memories of the Trailblazing Comedy – It’s I Love Lucy Day!
Lucy has left a lasting impression on the American psyche that continues reverberating through the generations. Almost anyone could recognize that mischievous smile, bright blue eyes, and pinned-up red hair from anywhere, regardless of whether one has seen the...
6 Ways to Train Your Brain and Improve Your Mental Fitness
Have you ever experienced brain fog, where you’re struggling to concentrate or remember things, and you’re just not thinking clearly? Whether it’s at 9 am on a Monday or while you’re experiencing a mental slump, that feeling of sluggishness in our brains is...
International Day of the Girl Child: Empowering Girls as the Architects of Their Future
The 2024 International Day of the Girl campaign once again gives a call for activism on the theme of “Girls' Vision for the Future.” I think every little girl in this world aspires to raise her hand saying, “I want to become a doctor so that I can bring a change to...
World Egg Day: Sharing Recipes, Symbols and Cultural Celebrations
Humans have consumed eggs for eons. Eggs have a shared cultural significance worldwide. This commonality brings us together through shared recipes, symbols, stories, and celebrations. Eggs are an inexpensive and abundant food used in various savory and sweet...
Spooky Stories for October Written by Women Bring Thrills and Literary Chills
As we welcome in October, there’s nothing quite like getting into the spirit of the season than sharing some hair-raising tales. I’ve compiled an approachable list of some of my favorite spooky stories to cozy up with on a brisk autumn evening. This compilation...
Happy World Teachers Day: Celebrating Their Passion, Strength and Patience
It is a day to appreciate and celebrate the greatest superheroes of all time. Teaching is the greatest and most noble profession as it births and impacts every other profession. This is a great time to applaud the outstanding teachers who teach from their hearts...
Knowing Who I Am in the Circle of Life and Loving Myself More
I remember when “cable television” was launched in India in the early 1990s. I was enthralled by the variety of shows from cooking programs (how many of you remember “If Yan can cook, so can you?”), talk shows and travelogues to comedy and investigative series, and...
6 Women’s Podcasts You Should Be Listening To
The podcast space has exploded with rich content over the past few years. In particular, many accomplished women are now creating their own podcasts, from celebrities to motivational speakers to business owners. International Podcast Day is September 30, and in...
A Divine Calling Helps the Deaf Community: An Interview with the Dedicated Leaders of Sign1News
Sign1News has had its fingers on the pulse of the Deaf and hard-of-hearing community since 2016 because of Karen Graham’s passion. After 20 years of broadcast journalism, she was joined by Jabari Butler, who had over 20 years of business and event production, to...
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