Toolkit for Women’s Success #2: Finding Your Passion (aka Getting Your Groove Back)
My first song (lyrics), dedicated to all women trying to get their groove back, and to all of us hoping the girls and women in our lives find their way.
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Tookit for Women’s Success: Finding Your Passion (aka Getting Your Groove Back)
Here is a simple three-step process for those of you who may have lost yourself, are finding yourself, or anything in between.
Toolkit for Women’s Success: Self-Care
There are many different ways in which women need, would like, and/or dream of support but can’t seem to find it, or don’t know how.
Guerrilla Mentoring 3: The New Sisterhood’s Secret to Success
The future of women in business, and the success of our next generation, depends on helping each other. It is our duty. It is our call to action. It is the new sisterhood. Here’s how to do it.
Guerrilla Mentoring 2: The New Sisterhood’s Secret to Success
Women with five or more professional supporters feel more successful….How women can reach their potential.
Guerrilla Mentoring 1: The New Sisterhood’s Secret to Success
The positive psychology movement tells us that individuals with five or more close friends are happier. Does this translate into our professional lives? Yes.
“HOT MOMMAS” GIVE BACK ON MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY OF SERVICE and BEYOND: Moms, students, stars of business and entertainment help women and girls
The award-winning women’s leadership venture, The Hot Mommas Project, announces its 2010 panel of judges and Martin Luther King Day of Service activity. The project helps women age 18 and older serve as role models and supporters for other women and girls. Submissions will be accepted through January 31, 2010.
Building Your Toolkit for Success in 2010: Wise Women’s Tips from “Crones Don’t Whine” by Dr. Jean Shinoda Bolen
Life experiences give you wisdom, which is the premise of Dr. Jean Shinoda Bolen’s book. What aspects of this wise behavior can we incorporate in our daily lives now, today?
Nine Questions for Working Parents
Do you suffer from AOOPS (Appearance of Organized Person Syndrome). Here is an example: The other month I went to a National’s game with my husband. We think we’re going to a baseball game. We think we’ll have a couple beers, hang out, have some quality time. Instead, this is what we wind up doing:
Getting to 5: Quantitatively Increase Your Work-Life Balance Score With Tips From Master Balancers
This workshop will help quantitatively increase your work-life balance score.