How many of you remember watching Sesame Street’s “One Of These Things Is Not Like The Other” segment? The purpose was to show you how to make groups based on similarities. Did you
The following is a guest post by Juli Branson. Juli runs Corporate Marketing, PR & Communications for Branson Ink. For more than two decades, I have been helping others tell their stories – from
If you missed it, just over a month ago I was featured on CBS on a piece titled ‘Women Leading The Way In Post-Recession Job Creation’! The story aired early in the morning,
The following is a video guest post by the “Queen of Weight Loss”. She shares her experiences climbing the ranks in the corporate world, and her transition to running her own company.
Treat others as you want to be treated….that is the basis for the Golden Rule. In sales, it has morphed into “The customer is always right”. I know there are instances when you
The following is a guest post by Tilde Guajardo, Founder and Chief Visionary Officer for Womanars.com. I’d like to start by thanking Judy for the opportunity to share this space with incredible women. I first agreed
Recently a friend of mine wrote an article called “Plane Truths”. When I read it I was amazed at how it hit home. Throughout our lives we are faced with different situations…some good,
I don’t know about you but I would like to admit I am a control freak…not in the freakiest of the sense but a freak just the same. To me it is just
The following is a guest post by Dawn Stebbing from www.imageevolutionmn.com. Dawn is an AICI (Association of Image Consultants International) member, a graduate of Elaine Stoltz Image Institute, a Certified Leadership Coach, a Certified Core Passion® facilitator,
How many of you have an idea in your head that you just know should be a book? I bet everyone reading this is nodding their head. I love to write and have always
International Women’s Day is celebrated every year on March 8th. It is a day to recognize the achievements of many women and inspire others. It has been a tradition since the early 1900’s
From the time I was a small girl I gravitated to microphones, audiences and being the center of attention. I suspect I was a little annoying and I am certain my sisters would
