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By Dr. Travis Bradberry
True confidence – as opposed to the false confidence people project to mask their insecurities – has a look all its own. One thing is certain: truly confident people always have the upper hand over the …
By Dr. Travis Bradberry
Most of us grew up hearing the mantra “Don’t be a quitter,” and we’ve internalized it to the point where we feel guilty even if we don’t finish a book that’s boring us to death. Our …
Featured in: Inc. Magazine
Each year, attention turns to the entrepreneurs making the biggest impact, whether they’re changing the world or improving the way consumers live and work each day. In 2017, women are emerging as a major force in …
Featured in: Leadership & Management, Professional Women, Public Speaking & Presenting
It happens too often. Women I work with – smart, talented, self-possessed rockstars – fading into the background in meetings. It’s a combination of factors. We’re conditioned to be …
By: Chere E.
There comes a time in your career where you just have to expand. That’s my advice. I’ve given that little no-brainer out since I started leading seminars years ago. I decided it’s time to take my own …
Review by Bill Westcott
In an economy that makes many professional women happy to even have a job it can come as a surprise that experts recommend that women not be afraid to negotiate with their bosses for increased pay. …
By: Jeff Haden
Maybe it’s public speaking or pitching investors. Whatever makes you weak in the knees–next time it happens, try this.
Confidence is not something you either have or you don’t.
Take me. Stick me on a bicycle at …
“It’s a man’s world.” …
A biennial prudential study finds that 53 percent of women are the breadwinners in their households, but they still lack confidence when it comes to dealing with money.
Read More: https://www.cnbc.com/id/48227232/…
Emotions can get the best of us, whether we’re getting into a marriage or getting out of it. Here’s how to make sure your heart doesn’t rule over your head during your divorce.
Read More: https://www.cnbc.com/id/48199320/…
How does a woman climbing the ladder figure out her role at home?
How does she navigate her marriage?
Young men and women today have a greater understanding of the challenges associated with juggling work and family life.
They are …
Working fathers report that their highest priority is having a high paying job, mothers are more concerned with having a flexible schedule.
32% of mothers with children under 18 report the desire to work full time compared to 20% in …
Always say you’re sorry, parents make mistakes and the only way for children to learn how to apologize appropriately is from their Mom.
Listening and coaching is better than giving advice.
The simple things make the biggest difference: do simple …
44% of women 45-55 in 2006 had at least one parent and one child under 21 living with them. A potential upside of having adult and semi-adult children in the household is that they can augment the work load by …
Estimates are that 60 million families are caring for an aging or disabled parent at home and that 80%-90% of the care givers are women.
The average care giver earns less on average than her male counterpart and only 50% …
Women are not confident about making financial decisions and do not fully understand (!) increasingly sophisticated financial products.
Overall, 95% indicate that they are involved with household financial decisions and 25% are the primary decision makers, while 84% of married …
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