By Kathy Brunner – Recently Sheryl Sandberg, the COO of Facebook was on the cover of Time Magazine. Sheryl gave Norah O’Donnell her first interview at CBS news and talked about her new book, Lean In and how women often sabotage their own rise to the top. While Sheryl has
Before I got “hip to my trip” and realized that I can be a bit too insular and self-focused in my work, I used to think I had it all figured out. I’d been through so much pain and upset in my 18-year corporate life, that when I reinvented myself
In my coaching and training work helping women lead more fulfilling lives, I’m asked every day questions like this: “Kathy, do you think this is too stupid an idea?” or “This may be really crazy, but I’m thinking of…” or my favorite, “My family says this is nuts and will
More and more people are looking for ways to work from home to avoid commuting to an office, having to pay for daycare or having to relocate to find a better employment climate. With the job market and economy still struggling to rebound, people are more inclined to hold less
By Kathy Caprino – In my current exploration of women’s leadership in all business arenas, and in researching how women are thriving in a wide range of professional settings, I had the pleasure of speaking recently with Aassia Haq, Chief Marketing Officer – MBO Partners and Former CEO – ALUMRISE,
By Melodee K. Currier – A friend of mine travels fifty miles a day to a job she doesn’t like. She’s waiting for the day she can collect her pension and social security. This woman is an artist and a great home stager, yet she spends her days gritting her
By Susan Stilwell – Twitter can be a fun and informative social media tool, but it can also be one of the most frustrating. Of the dozens of tweets in my Twitter feed, I’m only interested in a handful. Thankfully, Twitter provides a handy filtering tool. Twitter Lists Lists are
Although some people may tell you it takes years to discover your passion, I think it really only takes enough time to develop a skill set to get you on your way. That does not necessarily always mean several years getting a degree or half a lifetime learning wisdom. Here
By Kathy Caprino – Part of Kathy Caprino‘s new series on Women, Leadership, and Vision As a trainer and leadership developer of women, I’ve had the opportunity to speak with hundreds of HR and senior executive leaders the past 10 years, about women, growth, and paving the way for women’s
Looking for a little inspiration to shift your marketing copy from blah to brilliant? These 14 writing and copywriting blogs (in alphabetical order) will help you stay at the top of your game – and as well as the usual suspects, there may be a few you’re not reading yet
By Cheryl Pullins – As a business and life coach, I am always (and I do mean always) looking at ways to use real life lessons to share principles for living an empowered life. Super Bowl XLVII was one of those times. There were a plethora of lessons which showed
By Stephanie Goetsch – This is your year – the year you replace “I hate my job” dread with “I love my career” bliss If loving your career involves (finally) giving in to your entrepreneurial dreams by launching your own business, strategize to reduce the risk. Can we get honest?
By Sandra Walston – What’s your definition of courage and why is it vital to claim it for yourself? Are you curious about why only 11 percent of more than 750 women I researched for five years perceived themselves as courageous? Interviews with the courageous 11 percent made it clear
By Susan Stilwell – One of the fastest growing social media sites of 2012 was Pinterest, a community of users with virtual pin boards. If you’re familiar with bookmarks on your browser toolbar, Pinterest works in much the same way. Similar to Bookmarks Bookmarks assign a name to a link,
The entire month of January, we are training on the power of your mindset at the National Association of Christian Women Entrepreneurs. We are blogging about it, discussing it on the CAFÉ call, learning about it from our experts, and taking stock of ourselves with our template for the month
The entire month of January, we are training on the power of your mindset at the National Association of Christian Women Entrepreneurs. We are blogging about it, discussing it on the CAFÉ call, learning about it from our experts, and taking stock of ourselves with our template for the month
The entire month of January, we are training on the power of your mindset at the National Association of Christian Women Entrepreneurs. We are blogging about it, discussing it on the CAFÉ call, learning about it from our experts, and taking stock of ourselves with our template for the month
By Carol L. Doyel You may or may not believe that we’re in for a financial disaster if we don’t figure out how to fix our debt problem and resolve the funding issues with Social Security as well as the many other Federal programs that we enjoy as Americans. Whether you do or
By Jeannette Lichner – So where have you ended up financially at the end of 2012? Where you hoped? In a bit of debt? In lots of debt? Feeling good or not so good about your finances? The most frequent money concern and priority for 2013 people share with me
As prices continue to climb for milk and meat and other food items it becomes harder and harder to make ends meet at the grocery store. There are things you can do to reduce the amount of money you are spending at the grocery store without having to limit what
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