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Technology and the Power of Unplugging
“Technology can be our best friend, and technology can also be the biggest party pooper of our lives.” -Stephen Spielberg “Well, if I called the wrong number, why did you answer the phone?” -James Thurber The party-line My grandmother had a... read more
Women not getting whole truth during performance reviews, study suggests
A new study finds women are less likely than men to receive honest feedback at work, hindering gender equality in the workplace. Published this month in the Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, the findings reveal women at work are more often told white lies... read more
5 Steps for Women to Combat Burnout
As an executive coach who works with women leaders, it’s not unusual for me to see the sad, worried eyes of my coaching clients as the “aha” moment hits, and they realize: “I have burnout.” This realization often comes as a shock. Once it’s teased out and women... read more
‘I’m Sure for American Women, This Is Frustrating’
We spoke to the chief executive of Time’s Up about Joe Biden, Tara Reade and what this moment says about how the country thinks about sexual misconduct. For the past month or so, I’ve been doing a lot of reporting on Joe Biden and Tara Reade, the former Senate aide... read more
Coronavirus Treatments – If More Women Are On The Board, It’s Likely Safer, New Study Finds
As the FDA is fast-tracking promising treatments, vaccines and tests for the coronavirus, a ground-breaking, first-of-its kind study is telling us that women serving on a medical company’s board could literally save your life. According to the study, called “The... read more
Countries led by women have fared better against coronavirus. Why?
An expert breaks down the qualities of a successful leader (Hint: it isn’t just about gender). Story at a glance Female leaders in places like New Zealand, Taiwan and Iceland have been applauded for their effective strategies in quickly combatting the coronavirus... read more
Families Mysteries and Puzzle Pieces
Mysteries surrounding families and putting the pieces together. Mysteries. Ariana Neumann is the author of When Time Stopped, A Memoir of My Father’s War and What Remains, a New York Times Bestseller. Ariana’s father had never spoken about his past, but he did... read more
We can all use some inspiration and a World Ironman Champion
‘Never stop asking yourself what you want to be when you grow up.’ -Loretta LaRoche ‘Don’t let what you can’t do interfere with what you can do.’ -John Wooden This is not a movie. We’re living in times that no one could have... read more
Women Should Have to Register for Military Draft, Too, Commission Tells Congress
A commission appointed by Congress will recommend that expanding selective service registration to women is a “necessary and fair step.” By Sarah Mervosh and John Ismay Women have been serving the United States military for generations, sewing uniforms during the... read more
Pregnant women are being forced to give birth alone as hospitals restrict visitors during coronavirus
(CBS NEWS) – The birth of a child is a pivotal moment. One that is often shared between spouses, even grandparents and siblings. Now, however, due to the rapidly spreading coronavirus pandemic, women across the United States are finding themselves forced to go... read more
