by Karolyn Hart
 It might seem odd to find an article written about being happily unmarried by a woman who has been married for over a decade and is actually quite happily married.  It all started with some well-meaning comments from different people in my life that I really should start having babies soon!  They continued [...]

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(Used with permission from The Purpose Driven Life)

by Rick Warren
God did not give us a spirit that makes us afraid but a spirit of power and love and self-control. 2 Timothy 1:7 (NCV)
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Successful people have one obvious trait in common: personal discipline. They are willing to do things that average people [...]

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From: http://www.tribuneindia.com/2003/20030323/herworld.htm#1
 

The question is: Should women become ‘more like men’ if they aim to be successful? No, warns this study indirectly. It could bring sweet success in a male-dominated world but it could also carry a price tag in the shape of health hazards, says Sakuntala Narasimhan
 

Women who turn to other women for friendship lower [...]

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by Karolyn Hart
From the first time I became aware of the fact that people made a big deal about each other’s “race” I thought it was silly.  My parents, god bless them, never made judgemental comments about anyone.  I mean never. Not  even when we had the most annoying guests over to our  home. As [...]

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by Michelle Tremblay  
I recently spent some time in Toronto for business.  One of the evenings I was having drinks at a local bar with a group of insurance people and had the pleasure of meeting and having a conversation with a now retired, but very well known man in the insurance industry.  Among his many huge accomplishments over the years, his [...]

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by Jackie Savi-Cannon 
I believe this is an exciting time for us all. There are two very different streams of change happening around us.
Technology has transformed the way we exchange information, forge relationships and has made us accessible to each other on a global scale.
The other is this wave of exploration into metaphysical principles, the power [...]

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by Michelle Tremblay 
As an avid horseback rider, I was thinking the other day about how similar this activity is to venturing ahead in the business world.  You start with a large animal - one that you may not know very well, but that you are excited to get to know.  The connection between you and this horse [...]

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by Karolyn Hart
In 2003 I read an article that stopped me in my tracks.  It discussed how for thousands of years women had their relationship needs met by other women - then 100 years ago that started to change. It went on to describe how over the last 50 years the world for women had changed [...]

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by Karolyn Hart 
Dr.Jekyll and Mr.Hyde.  You might not want to admit it but you may have more in common with them then you think.  You know what I am talking about. You are a nice person who generally wants happiness for those around you.  But there is an ugly side that you try to keep [...]

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by Karolyn Hart  
Have you ever had a dream?  I mean, a HUGE dream?  One so big that it seems unattainable?  If you answered yes then you might be happy to know you are not alone.  Most people have dreams to achieve something more in their lives.  It’s part of the human experience.  So then why [...]

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