Women are always checking out each other’s clothes, handbags, hair, and weight. We even go as far as comparing how attractive and how better-looking our significant others are. We always want to see how we measure up against everyone else!

Experiences teach us what we did right and what we can improve on. They also teach us what we *hope* to do right when the time for a decision arrives on something we know nothing of (like raising kids). When we do something we find we are wrong,

If we remain in situations (jobs, friendships, activities) that we have (or we should have) already outgrown, would I be sabotaging ourselves? Would we be stunting own growth and potential? Would we remove joy and happiness from ourselves?

A work environment that includes insults, back stabbing and humiliation can eat away at an employee’s morale. What is also a shock is that such a toxic work atmosphere can also lead to deteriorating health.

Fear is an unpleasant emotion caused by something or someone who we believe to be dangerous or threatening. Fear is an important response to physical and emotional danger. Without fear, we couldn’t protect ourselves from legitimate threats. However,

As women, do we ever stop to think how many times we are pressured to change and update and “fix” our look? The media is always telling us how to “get slim quick” and how to make ourselves “perfect.” People criticize others for not being a certain way....

Many people, especially Americans, are waiting longer to get married. Some put off marriage for career advancement. Other people put off for financial or emotional reasons. There are other people who never want to get married.

Emotional maturity refers to your ability to understand, and manage, your emotions. Emotional maturity enables you to create the life you desire. A life filled with happiness and fulfilment. You define success in your own terms, not society’s,

A sibling relationship is likely to be the longest lasting relationship of our lives. The impact they have on our young and adult lives is enormous. Siblings shape our history and our character, to a far greater extent than we care to acknowledge.

It’s safe to assume that . . . toddlers are now being judged as ugly by some people. The worst part is that they’re doing it on social media. Why? Because looks matter to many in our society. Looks matter a lot in many situations. If you look good,