Photo by Binyamin Mellish on Pexels Modern amenities are changing how people see and value real estate, especially in popular places like Rittenhouse Square. Things like smart home features, energy-saving designs, and recreation areas have gone from being extra to being necessary. People now want homes that fit their way of living, not just a […]
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Why mid career women are surviving- not thriving
Suzanne Rath As a 40+-year-old (technically midlife—agh!) female business owner leading a team of more than 20, I’m deeply in tune with the challenges faced by high-achieving women in their mid-30s and beyond. And the truth is, many of us are not thriving. It’s not just anecdotal. CEOs, with an average age of 50+, are […]
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Women in the Workplace: Designing a Job That Works for You, Not theOther Way Around
Dr. Jessica Kriegel, Chief Strategy Officer at Culture Partners When I first met my friend Oleg, he shared a story that stuck with me. Oleg worked in a male-dominated industry and had a female boss who was one of the sharpest minds in the business. Yet, she constantly worked twice as hard as her male […]
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New Research Shows Women-Led Businesses Demonstrate Better Financial Resilience
A study by insolvency practitioners, KSA Group Limited, who run the website Company Rescue, has found that women-run companies are less likely to go insolvent than companies run by men. Over the past decade, the number of women in senior leadership positions in the West has steadily increased. Women in the US make up 29% […]
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Five Ways to Standout Online in 2025
Photo by Lou Bowers “I can’t stand social media!” I hear this all the time, especially when I mention that I’m a social media marketing and visibility expert for small—to medium-sized businesses. It’s often followed up with, “I can’t keep up with all of the updates and changes that happen constantly on Instagram and Facebook.” […]
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Web Design Tools for Creating Accessible and Inclusive Web Experiences
Photo by Lee Campbell on Unsplash Creating highly accessible and all-inclusive web-based experiences has turned out as the key portion of the entire process of web development. The constant evolution of the digital space remains the critical element in making sure that websites are accessible by all, irrespective of their capabilities and limitations. The accessible […]
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What’s Missing In Your Business Strategy
Kara Duffy As a business coach, I’ve noticed the various camps that businesses and business owners fall into when it comes to creating business strategies. There is the “It Must Be A 50 Page Beautiful Deck” camp, which focuses on wowing and dazzling in all the wrong ways while leaving their team, and often themselves, […]
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Managing Your Fluctuating Income with a Buffer Fund
Image credit Freepik Managing fluctuating cash flows can be a stressful task for freelancers and business owners. The instability that comes with variable income can lead to significant stress and financial challenges. From relying on credit to pay bills one month to scrambling to pay off debt the next, it can feel like a never-ending […]
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What NOT to Do as a Leader: Lessons from a Female Boss Who Missed the Mark
Founder and President, Gina Catalano, of Centro Forza Group Leadership is often seen as a balance of strength and empathy, but what happens when a leader fails to embody the very qualities that are expected of them? As an executive coach with over two decades of experience, I learned some powerful lessons from a female […]
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The Prada Predicament: How a Designer Bag Changed My Relationship with Money
We’ve all had a moment where we believe one purchase will change everything. For me, it was when I bought my first Prada bag. As a young woman on Wall Street, I was convinced it would elevate my life—and make me feel more successful and worthy. That bag wasn’t just a fashion accessory; it felt […]