On Holding On
If you were worried before, the news from the past two weeks may have you teetering on the edge. Watching the stock market has been bad enough, but the job cut numbers for September have been tallied...
View ArticleMe: Au naturel
I ran into an old acquaintance the other day at the grocery store. We made idle chit chat until we reached the passably polite point, and then, just as I turned and we made our goodbyes, she lobbed a...
View ArticleTo Gray or Not to Gray
http://superclev.wordpress.com/2010/08/07/to-gray-or-not-to-gray/I am the daughter of a mother who dyes. I suspect most of us are. Being Hispanic, she went gray early, being from California it was, and...
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Why I Find Aging... Beautiful?
Aging as a woman is thrilling, exciting, invigorating, life-affirming, and super cool. With my 39th birthday arriving on the first day of summer, I am finding myself ever-enthralled with the changes...
View ArticleHow Black Creators Can Expand Their Network with LinkedIn
February is Black History Heritage Month, and as both a Black entrepreneur and LinkedIn Creator Manager, it’s important for me to reflect on my own journey and to use my platform to support, uplift,...
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Finding The Courage To Break Through The Glass Ceiling
We’ve all seen the stats: women comprise 47% of the workforce but only 6.2% of CEO roles. Even in 2023, we have work to do to level the playing field, narrow the gender gap, and transform the glass...
View ArticleWellness Specialist and Speaker Mike Veny Discusses His Mental Health Advocacy
After suffering through his own mental health challenges, Mike Veny has made it his mission to upskill employees through delivering engaging learning experiences on soft skills, wellness, and DEI that...
View ArticleFrom Pins To Profit: Tips to Grow Your Blog and Business Using Pinterest
There are so many social media platforms to choose from. But if you want to grow your blog, make more sales, or get more exposure, you must get more eyes on your content. And Pinterest is a great way...
View Article5 Best Website Design Sites for Small Businesses
When it comes to designing a website, there are a few factors you’ll want to keep in mind. For starters, a clean and simple design template can go a long way. Additionally, you’ll also want to ensure...
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Women Leaders Share: The Money Advice That Has Made All the Difference in...
In a world where women have historically been underrepresented in leadership positions, it’s crucial we have access to resources and advice that can help us succeed and turn the current status quo on...
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This New Service Makes Designing a Small Business Website Super Simple
All products and services featured are independently chosen by editors. However, Blogging Tips & Events for Content Creators Everywhere | Blogher may receive a commission on orders placed through...
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7 Lessons Women Can Learn From the Barbie Movie
I am that woman. That woman who grew up thinking of Barbie as a blonde, blue-eyed woman with an impossible body intended to make us all feel inadequate. I did not like Barbie. I did not look forward to...
View ArticleA Smart Woman’s Approach to “Lazy Girl Jobs”
My daughter was quoted in the New York Times when still in high school. She graduated college with a Political Science major and a double minor in Philosophy and Gender Studies with fantastic grades...
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The Networking Approach That’s Made the Biggest Difference in These...
Networking can feel intimidating, but when it comes to unlocking career and business opportunities, nothing beats harnessing the power of meaningful connections. Best of all, networking can be an...
View ArticleWhat the Newer and Older Generations Can Learn From Each Other At Work
With Gen Z now prominent figures in the workforce, companies now have employees spanning several generations. But with different generations may also come different working styles, especially when you...
View ArticleHow Black Creators Can Expand Their Network with LinkedIn
February is Black History Heritage Month, and as both a Black entrepreneur and LinkedIn Creator Manager, it’s important for me to reflect on my own journey and to use my platform to support, uplift,...
View ArticleBoddle Co-founder Edna Martinson Shares Key Advice for Black and Female...
Edna Martinson is the co-founder of Boddle – a gamified platform that provides interactive 3D games to aid learning for kids. The company was started by Martinson and her husband Clarence Tan with the...
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Celebrating Latina Disruptors: These Founders Share How Embracing Their Latin...
Our identities are what make us unique, and this uniqueness should not only be highlighted but also celebrated. In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, we are honored to feature these incredible...
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How to Build and Monetize a Thriving Business Around What You Love
Building a thriving business is every entrepreneur’s dream, but what if you could take it a step further? What if you could have a thriving business centered around something you love? For the...
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Finding The Courage To Break Through The Glass Ceiling
We’ve all seen the stats: women comprise 47% of the workforce but only 6.2% of CEO roles. Even in 2023, we have work to do to level the playing field, narrow the gender gap, and transform the glass...
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