Westfield London, home to shopping enthusiasts is asking, “What is Perfection” — is it fabrics in the hands of artists, or perhaps artists in the Hands of God? You tell us… Photo by Veronika Pilátová
What is Perfection?
by Mavian Arocha-Rowe •
Conversations
Showcasing personal interviews with famed faces, everyday women who make a difference in our society or tough topics that need addressing.
11 Aggravating But True Reasons to Love Your Spouse… Even When You Don’t Want To
by Dr. Paulette Sherman •
We all know that marriage can be tough. Just look at the stats—half of marriages end in divorce and between half to a third of the remaining marriages are unhappy. But, does getting mad at your spouse and having challenges in your marriage mean that you should give up? Nope, not necessarily. Researchers found that…
Breast Cancer vs. My Business: The Highest Mountain, The Scariest Monster
by Julia Aquino-Serrano •
Breast cancer is a scary and oftentimes devastating diagnosis. I am not trying to make light of it through business. I am a survivor, a mom, a wife, sister, entrepreneur, friend, and mentor. None of these titles define me – they are all just part of the “me” that I present to the world. I like…
Say Six to Celebrate Your First Year Together
by Danielle Tate •
Back from your honeymoon and feeling like all the wedding planning and celebrating is over? For some of us, that is a very freeing feeling and for others it’s rather sad. Fear not newlywed, although your wedding was a huge celebration of combining your life with your spouse’s there are many things to celebrate during…
10 Ways to Graciously Say No When You Feel Pressured to Say Yes
by Mavian Arocha-Rowe •
As I get ready to embark on an online study with P31, titled The Best Yes, I wanted to share a gift from Lysa TerKeurst… hope her 10 Ways to Graciously Say No When You Feel Pressured to Say Yes, helps your personal, as well as professional life: Personal: 1. While my heart wants to say yes, yes, yes,…
How “si” and “aye” are Entwined in this Moment in History
by Christine Stoddard •
I remember sitting in my sixth grade classroom poised to take a standardized test. My big, curly hair sat in a high ponytail. My light olive hand clutched a pencil. The florescent lights might as well have been a spotlight. Before the test began, I was faced with every multicultural child’s fear: the question of…
More Women Now Prefer To Negotiate Over Men in Key Areas
by Mia Guerra •
When it comes to negotiating with a car dealer, what’s the comfort level of men and women? Swapalease.com, the nation’s largest online car lease marketplace, was interested to take the pulse of car shoppers around the country. According to their findings, women are now warming up to the negotiation process. An online survey was presented…
Lessons From Our Losses
by Daniel Henderson •
Last week, tragedy struck the family of a ministry colleague. He and his wife recently relocated to a church in another state, moving away from a city where they had lived for decades and leaving behind their adult children, grandchildren, and even their parents. Their profound sacrifice and faithful obedience to this calling was truly…
Dear Dr. Sherman: Self-Esteem?
by Dr. Paulette Sherman •
Photo by Coley Christine Catalano Q: Dear Dr. Sherman, Lately I feel like my self-esteem is low and as a result, I’m not as happy. I feel myself comparing my life to others and I often criticize myself. I know this isn’t good. Do you have any tips on how to start feeling better about…
The Get Fit or Get Fat Woman: Iriel Franklin
by Mavian Arocha-Rowe •
After losing her father to heart failure three years ago, Iriel Franklin, who is a senior accountant by day, began posting about her journey online and quickly grew a following of over a collective 18,000 followers between Facebook and Instagram, developed a product line Get Fit or Get Fat, and now hosts digital fitness challenges and inspires…
