Dr. Amanda Kemp has a theater background of performance in social justice, spoken word, and poetry, with a Ph.D. in Performance Studies. In 2007 she founded Theatre for Transformation and has taught at Cornell University, Dickinson College, The University of the Arts, and Franklin & Marshall College where she chaired the Africana Studies department. Dr. … Read More
Eliza Kingsford is a licensed psychotherapist and certified Mind/Body practitioner. She specializes in body image, disordered eating and weight loss, helping to create breakthrough experiences for people who have tried everything to feel comfortable with their body and feel like they’ve failed. Initially working with people in-person, she expanded her business online to be able … Read More
I was on a client call this week and the conversation turned personal. One of the women on the call talked about some of the wackiness she had been experiencing with work and said something jokingly along the lines of “the energy has felt weird…is there some strange moon energy happening or something?” We both … Read More
Our interview with Michelle Waymire, Founder of Young & Scrappy was so well received, that we invited Michelle back to share more advice! The following is a guest post from Michelle! Keeping The Money Magic Flowing: How to Pay Yourself as an Entrepreneur Guest Post from Michelle Waymire When it comes to managing your finances … Read More
Self-proclaimed “huge money nerd” Michelle Waymire hails from a liberal arts degree and a history of teaching theater. In a twist of events, she ended up taking finance classes in an MBA program, worked as a teaching assistant in the Department of Finance, took a job at a mutual fund company … and well, the … Read More
If you Google the phrase “self-care,” you will see a lot of definitions. In a fast search, I scanned definitions including: “managing stress and living your best life” and “the maintenance of well-being and personal health” to “anything related to staying physically healthy, including hygiene and nutrition…” Self-care is about nourishing your physical, mental, and … Read More
Nancy A. Shenker was aptly named for Nancy Drew and Nancy Sinatra – as she embodies both through her curiosity, sleuthing powers, fearlessness, and fondness of go-go boots. Nancy resonates with us as a fellow Wild Web Woman because she embodies lots of qualities that many of us strive for. Nancy has taken the digital … Read More
actiTIME gathered productivity and motivation tips from entrepreneurs for their article Entrepreneur’s Best Tips on How to Stay Focused. My advice was included. This quote is something I live and help my clients focus on for success. The key to overcoming the challenge of staying focused and motivated is to allocate the majority of your … Read More
Starting or strengthening a business is not easy. It can be even more of a struggle for woman. Here’s 3 tips that you can do to help you and your business succeed inspired by an article in The Standard. Pauline Muindi wrote a great article with simple, but very savvy tips. She suggests finding a … Read More
Fact – no one cares more about your business than you do. If you are a small business owner or entrepreneur, chances are, your life and business are practically inseparable. But that’s just not the case for your customers, prospective customers, employees, contractors or vendors, who have their own lives, families, and activities outside of … Read More
