2012 is the year of changes for myelf and my family. We are transitioning to my working at home. We are getting used to having no vehicle (soon to be remedied). Everyday we are making small changes to

Lynn Doyle, a talk show host for Comcast is doing a show for the 91st anniversary of ‘Women’s Equality Day.’ She has posed the question, “Does a woman’s choice to marry and motherhood limit her chan

Barbie’s been a model citizen since 1959. My beef isn’t so much with Barbie as the culture she represents. I’m not tickled pink about gendered merchandising to little girls. Pink and dolls like Barbie

When they say: You're never too old, here's proof they really mean it! Sally Gordon was recently honored as the female exemplar of Outstanding Oldest Worker 2010. Sally is 101! The daughter of Russi

You've probably heard of alchemy, which is the ancient practice of trying to change metals such as lead into gold. You might have also read Paolo Coelho's 1988 bestseller "The Alchemist," which descri

We've known for decades that one way to build personal and professional relationships is through giving feedback. Not empty compliments about someone's shoes or hair, but meaningful feedback about som

Working moms can pack their kids' lunches to dodge the high-fat, high-sugar, high-sodium meals at school or day care, but many of us know how tough it can be to find the time and energy to cook a heal

Have you ever been to a construction site meeting?    Most of the time you'll see all men, wearing all these safety gears, construction hats, safety boots, safety glasses and belts, etc.

As a kid I had some pretty typical career dreams. As a little girl I remember seeing a female astronaut on a box of cereal and wanting to be her. Later on I fell in love with music and I wanted to b

In these early years of the 21st century, an alarming number of women are feeling completely overwhelmed as they juggle the roles of mother, wife, daughter, sister, aunt, career woman, friend, communi