Is it really your baby?

This article discusses the racial effects of wellness checks and the devastation that they pose for black families.

Distance Learning: 6 Ways to Make Remote Learning Work for Your Child

Remote learning has made it possible for parents to take an active part in their child's schooling. But, it also means greater participation in your child’s studies.

For Desiree Perez, Education and Opportunity Are at the Heart of Her Goals for Roc Nation School

Desiree Perez, a skilled music industry leader and CEO of Roc Nation, explains her goals and vision for the Roc Nation School of Music, Sports, & Entertainment.

5 Tips for Women Owned Digital Start-Up Companies

When it comes to business, managing such an extensive range of data, departments, and in many instances, people isn't an easy task. In fact, it's a challenge for many women out there, and it's one they're not afraid of taking on

Balance, Beam and Try Again!

The psychology of the spotlight and the undue expectations that it places on athletes.

5 Things I Learned From Starting My Business

You are out of college, have taken up a job that pays reasonably well but somehow you are not satisfied. And that’s because you are stuck in a loop: waking up every day, going to the same place,

Social Media and the Unachievable Beauty Standard

Although our smartphones have made life easier through the instantaneous access to information, entertainment, shopping, and other life necessities or wants, it has also taken a huge toll on our overall health, both physically and mentally. In my case, reviewing my increasing screen time each week is a constant reminder of the lack of progress towards my goal and inability to change a bad habit.

7 Considerations for Creating the Perfect Hybrid Work Environment

The world has changed quite a bit since COVID-19 hit. People moved, many to different states. Babies were born. Companies have grown and changed. It’s likely that the way we think about work will never be the same again.

How to Be ‘Business Brave’

When we think about what it means to be brave, images that come to our minds likely are those of firefighters, astronauts, rescue workers, and other professions where there is some sort of imminent danger. I am a five-foot, 50-something beauty entrepreneur, and my personal journey has led me to take a fresh look at being brave in a whole new way.