WOW! We received such wonderful and inspiring stories from our Facebook contest “How I Learned To Love Myself.” Thank you so much for sharing your experiences with WomenSpeak. Our judges selected the first five below to each receive a $100 VISA Gift Card. We know that EVERY single one is a winner, so we have […]
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Four judges have been named to select the five winning entries in the WomenSpeak “How I Learned to Love Myself” contest. Amy Michael, Owner and Publisher of Cares Magazines; Jacqueline Warren, Associate Professor of Art and Artist in Residence, Drury University; Raylene Appleby, President, PJC Insurance; and Krystal McCulloch, Ph.D., Vice President, Special Assistant to
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I can’t wait to read your story, and I thank you in advance for sharing your experience with WomenSpeak. It’s such an honor to share your journey. Click on this Link to Enter Our Contest If you’re like me, learning to love yourself has been the journey of a lifetime. As a younger woman I
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TWO PIECES OF BREAD WITH MEAT, CHEESE ETC. OR TO BE PLACED BETWEEN: The Sandwich Generation According to Webster By Dr. Nancy D. O’Reilly, Psy.D. “Two pieces of bread with meat, cheese, etc.; or to be placed between” pretty well sums it up for Baby Boomers who find themselves caring for two generations. They may
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It’s New Year’s Eve and I was inspired today by my youngest daughter. She is a transformational coach and talks about manifestation and setting your intentions on how and what you want your life to be. She and her life partner and soon to be husband are having a big New Year’s Party to bring
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I recently went through a bag of handouts and notes from the Women In Communications national conference in Tulsa. So it was six months ago — so what? At least I went through them and found some gems to share with you. June Werdlow Rogers, a retired DEA special agent in charge, spoke from her
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When you look into the mirror, what do you see? Best-selling author, Bridget Cook saw love. Like many of us Bridget struggled to please others, overachieving without regard to the gifts she had to offer the world. On the brink of life or death, Bridget experienced the miracle of self-love and understood how discovering her
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Relationship violence continues to pose a huge problem for young people, who are just figuring out how to conduct relationships. Unfortunately, too many of those relationships take a bad turn. Do you know someone who has experienced sexual assault, rape, or stalking? Here are some startling truths: Young people ages 12 to 19 experience the
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One hundred years ago it was illegal – and OBSCENE — to teach women about contraception. Today as the debate about women’s healthcare coverage rages, it’s good to look back at how things once were, and to contemplate the possibility of a return to those bad old days. A woman named Margaret Sanger fought for
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I met Kathy Johnson when I enrolled in a two-day Tactical Handgun course at the APT firearms academy she and her husband operate here in the Ozarks. In addition to being a co-owner, Kathy is a personal safety specialist who is proficient in gun-fighting and an instructor in women’s safety.The course was worthwhile but exhausting
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