Guest blog by Tricia Sportsman, SHRM-SCP Enough is enough with hustle culture. Exhaustive working hours, accessible 24/7, grueling travel schedules, a...
How to Work from Home Without Living at Work
Whether you’ve had a home office or just started working virtually, the pandemic has accelerated the challenges of working at home for many. The “...
The Confidence Gap: Are Women Losing Out Because of the Fear of Taking Risks?
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 ...
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...
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...
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...
#MeToo. Now What?
Guest post by Terin Barbas Cremer, Esq. On October 15, 2017, Actress Alyssa Milano’s “#MeToo” tweet brought the sexual harassment conve...
Being #2 is Great!
As the Founder of the Key Women’s Leadership Forum and a Tampa based executive coach, I was delighted to hear that Tampa was rated the No. 2 city fo...
Missing Out on “Bro-fessional” Relationships?
Being excluded bothers me. I admit it. I’m talking about the casual get-togethers and informal social events where my male professional peers share ...
Many Professional Women Wrestle with Expectation Anxiety
It takes tremendous courage to perform well, even when you are scared. For professional women, this can be especially difficult. Sergeant Lorain Preva...
Live Life with Gumption
I had a wonderful friend and mentor that I lived next door to for over 20 years – her name was Katy Mims. Katy was a fifth generation Floridian and ...