Ladies, ladies! Come over here and sit down. Have a cocktail and quit your whining. I’m about to reveal to you the formula for how to be a successful executive, a nurturing mother and an adoring and adored wife all at the same time, and I’m not charging you a dime. More
Topic: Work Life Balance
- 12 days ago by LearnVest
- No Comments »
- Share a Tip
We love her. We hate her. We love her. We hate her.
Since accepting the position as Yahoo CEO, Marissa Mayer has not stopped making waves. We loved her as a strong, powerful, female CEO of a big, important company … then some were irked when she took a two-week maternity leave after giving birth to her first child. More
- 12 days ago by Business Insider
- No Comments »
- Share a Tip
- 13 days ago by LearnVest
- No Comments »
- Share a Tip
Are you seeing May flowers yet?
We know you’re probably itching to get outside and bask in the sunshine—or tackle some home improvement projects. So we won’t keep you. Below, find the five May financial to-dos that will help keep your finances in order into the summer and beyond. More
- 13 days ago by Ruth Graham
- 1 Comment »
- Share a Tip
What do successful people have in common in terms of their work habits? Do they wait for flashes of inspiration? Do they work only four hours a week? Do they love to read articles and books about productivity? No. What they have in common is they work insanely hard. They devote their lives and days to it in a constant, unrelenting way. Happy Monday!
More
A lot of times I’m so exhausted when I come home that I don’t even feel like doing anything remotely productive, but that’s what late nights are for! Sometimes you have to sacrifice sleep to do what you love. More
- 16 days ago by Money Crashers
- No Comments »
- Share a Tip
It goes without saying that we all want to look and feel our very best. Unfortunately, these desires sometimes drive us so strongly that the latest diet fad or skincare trend can have us whipping out our wallets and plunking down obscene amounts of money, solely in the hopes of dropping a few pounds or looking a few years younger. More
- 16 days ago by Business Insider
- No Comments »
- Share a Tip
Earlier this week, we reported that Yahoo is now giving new mothers 16 weeks off, new fathers, 8. More
Packing your own lunch is a smart decision both financially and for your health. It’s easy to pick up a sandwich at the deli, or even a to-go salad from the grocery store. Those options are fine every once in awhile, but the price and the mystery ingredients can start to take a toll. Brown-bagging doesn’t have to be a bummer. More
-
5-Year-Old Girl Led Police To Kidnapper Who Dressed As Her Mother & Stole Her From School
Source: The Stir -
20 Men Who Get Emotional Over Dogs
Source: YourTango -
Faith Hill's Braces Are No Excuse For Her Dramatic Weight Loss
Source: The Stir -
The Inspiring Note Every Woman Should Read
Source: HuffPo Women -
Guess Which Movie Star Knocked Up His Girlfriend?
Source: Lainey Gossip
- 17 days ago by The Girls Guide To LS
- No Comments »
- Share a Tip
Just in time for final exams, we’re thrilled to welcome Flynn Coleman, lawyer, yogi, and founder of SAMYA Practice, who has a wealth of experience and knowledge to share about staying balanced as a law student and lawyer.
Why don’t you brew a nice cup of tea, breathe deeply, and settle in? Here’s Flynn! More
- 17 days ago by Ruth Graham
- 4 Comments »
- Share a Tip
Rapid Realty, a brokerage based in New York City, is offering a 15% raise to employees who get a tattoo of the company logo. The CEO said that 40 real estate agents have already received tattoos, and more are planning to do so. Is this some kind of terrible mass psychosis? More
- 17 days ago by The Jane Dough
- No Comments »
- Share a Tip
It started because my dog had just died, and I was getting all of this mail for him. There was a condolence card from the vet’s office, another card saying the practice had made a donation to a shelter in his name, a few more cards from friends. He never seemed more like a person to me than he did after he died. More
These days, James Rhodes is a successful concert pianist. But for a decade, he didn’t play the piano at all, while he pursued another career that made him something like Don Draper, “albeit a few inches shorter and a few women fewer.” Then he gave it all up to pursue his childhood dream. He sacrificed everything — including his marriage and his income — to do it, but in the end, it worked. More
The wedding budget gap threatening to create distance between us was just the push I needed to dive back into my abandoned freelance work. More





