Men and women handle success differently. Facebook COO and author Sheryl Sandberg stopped by Mondays With Marlo to explain why women have a difficult ...
As a women's career and leadership coach, I work with hundreds of women each year helping them reclaim the direction of their lives and work, and find...
Arianna appeared on 'Real Time with Bill Maher' on Friday. Discussing women's issues, she said that "women need to lead the way to redefine what succe...
In the end, resolutions can be empty, unfulfilled promises filled with regret. Or, they can be enlivening, motivating goals that help you be all you want to be in life and work. It's up to you which path you'll take.
Another woman's success doesn't take away from my own. If anything, it creates more opportunities for me to achieve my dreams.
Why do women quit fighting for higher positions or quit their jobs altogether, moving on to something else?
When we're at work, does this lingering desire to fit in cause us to take a coworker's reactions to our ideas more seriously than our male colleagues would? Are we more self-conscious as a result, continually looking over our shoulders to make sure that hushed conversation in the corner isn't about us? Are we more inclined than men to avoid speaking up altogether rather than risk rejection?
"Women's lack of sleep has become a societal crisis bordering on a national health epidemic."
