Guest blog by Laura S. Scott, PCC, CPC, ELI-MP, CPDFA According to a KPMG report, “less than half (43%) of women said they feel comfortable taking ...
Do What You Love – The Rest Will Follow
It’s easy to let life happen and dampen our dreams. For many, it’s even harder to dream at all now because of the uncertainty of what will happen ...
An Equal World is an Enabled World #EachForEqual
Women still lag behind men in a variety of ways. For every dollar a man makes a woman makes significantly less, for example in the US a woman makes ab...
The Board Question: To Serve or Not to Serve?
I attended a program on Women on Boards: Actionable Strategies to Increase Gender Diversity in the Boardroom sponsored by Women Executive Leadership (...
Confidence: The Secret Sauce
Confidence is one of our most sought-after traits, in life and in business. Confident people accomplish what they want to get done without excessive a...
Female Breadwinners: The Art of Sequencing
By Laura S. Scott I first came aware of the changing face of the breadwinner during my research on intentionally childfree couples in 2004. I was inte...
Timing is Right for Women to Seize Success and Lead
(Excerpt from Mary’s New Book: Seizing Success: A Woman’s Guide to Transformational Leadership) Order Your Copy Now Make no mistake. Our time is n...
The Power of Gender Diversity
by Gerri Vereen There are tons of research that shows the critical role women play in business and the dramatic difference they can make to the bottom...
Ready for a Promotion? Make Sure You Have a Dual Network.
by Gerri Vereen Are you ready for that next promotion and wondering what should be your next step? Make sure you have two networks which includes an i...
Does Gender Bias Exist? #BalanceForBetter
On average, women get interrupted three times more in conversations than men. If you are a woman and attending a meeting remotely, the number goes up....
A Real Life Wonder Woman
In learning about others in business, it’s not uncommon to come across some outstanding athletes. That being said, I didn’t think I was hearing Su...
Do What You Love and You’ll Never Work a Day in Your Life
Holly’s great grandmother, Bess, was a baker. With the untimely death of her husband, Bess needed to work to support her young daughter. She, her br...