Category: She Owns It

A Leader with Heart: Teresa Johnson of Color Me Mine

Teresa Johnson, CEO of Color Me Mine Teresa Johnson exemplifies the strength and determination of what it takes to be a successful female entrepreneur. Her remarkable journey from single mother to thriving serial entrepreneur is nothing short of inspiring. She took a leap of faith by leaving a secure corporate job to purchase her first […]

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Why breaks backfire: 3 neuroscience secrets to non-sucky breaks that optimize your productivity

Photo by Sora Shimazaki on Pexels Opinions expressed by She Owns It contributors are their own. As a neuropsychologist and life-long perfectionist, this is something I’d NEVER tell a high performer: To rest more. Here’s why. The other day I was stuck in writer’s block. I needed to finish a client report but I had […]

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From Amsterdam to Nashville – Get to Know Founder Romina Groot of Groot PR

Romina Groot, Groot PR Romina Groot, a native of Amsterdam (The Netherlands), relocated to the United States in 2015. After settling in Hollywood and earning her degree from The Los Angeles Film School, she began her career in creative media production at a prominent PR firm in Los Angeles, where she successfully assisted on high-profile […]

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Get to Know Maggie Olson, Founder of Nova Chief of Staff

Maggie Olson, Founder of Nova Chief of Staff Maggie Olson’s journey is one of innovation and resilience. Raised with strong female role models, she discovered her knack for leadership early on. At T-Mobile, she led initiatives for over 26,000 employees and created the Chief of Staff model from scratch. While pregnant, she took the leap […]

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Spotting the Signs of Perimenopause: Staying Ahead in Business and Life

Photo credit Karolina Grabowska on Pexels Opinions expressed by She Owns It contributors are their own. As professional women, we pride ourselves on staying organized, efficient, and ahead of the game. But when perimenopause enters the picture, it can feel like the ground shifts beneath our feet. It often sneaks up on us with subtle […]

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Transforming Industrial Spaces into Retail Stores

There’s something undeniably fun about industrial spaces, right? The high ceilings, the exposed beams, the raw and rough-around-the-edges vibe that just feels instantly hip. But to take these functional, utilitarian areas and turn them into inviting retail spaces, it takes a little more than a love for all things rustic. It means a balance of […]

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An Interview with Janna Willoughby-Lohr of Papercraft Miracles

Janna Willoughby-Lohr has always wanted to be an artist. Still, she didn’t want to be a starving artist, so she created her own major in college–integrating entrepreneurial business and creative art together. After losing her mother and surviving a dorm fire in college, she began making and sharing paper art about grief, trauma, and coming […]

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Beyond the Screen: Thriving as a Hybrid Corporate Professional

GIna Catalano Centro Forza Group Thriving as a Hybrid Corporate Professional The workplace has undergone a seismic shift with the rise of remote and hybrid work models. These changes bring flexibility and freedom, allowing employees to balance work and life in ways we never imagined. But for many corporate professionals, the shift to remote and […]

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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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