by Elinor Stutz CEO, Smooth Sale As we age, we begin to see change in our society. I am not old enough to have witnessed women gaining the right to vote but am enjoying seeing women run for political office. Just this year, I have personally noted significant changes in the male female business dynamics. [...]
One of my all-time favorite books that I continue to pull off the shelf over and over is “The Success Principles”, by Jack Canfield. I love this book for so many reasons… first and foremost, the principles make sense and are do-able – which
Gate Lady Publishing Announces Launch of Debut Award-Winning Book…Opening the Gates of the Heart: A Journey of Healing. Award-winning author and photographer Carolyn CJ Jones celebrates the release of her inspirational new book, Opening
Are you a fan of Elizabeth Gilbert’s book “Eat, Pray, Love”? If so, you will really love listening to the talk she gave at the recent TED conference on overcoming the fear of your own success. (You’ll find the video at the end of this articl
After taking a 10-year break, local SF Bay Area resident, Carol Procter is entering the workforce again—this time as a business owner! In her own words she shares the ups and downs of deciding to start a new small business in a down economy!
This past week was one of ‘those’ weeks. I had to get a lot done in a short amount of time with less energy than ‘normal’. During these times, there are always two voices that speak to me. by Nikki Anderson Founding Partner
This week a wonderful email landed in my inbox. It was Annie announcing the opening of her acupuncture office. She’d achieved her dream! And hypnotherapy helped make it come true. byJane Ransom, Certified Hypnotherapist
Janine Popick didn’t get the memo. The one that says women don’t start up successful tech companies. Not that it would have mattered! by Deborah Burstyn SF BAWJ Feature Writer (This article is available in the SF BAWJ magazine.) P
Last week, as we were wrapping up her hypnotherapy session, my client announced that she carries the so-called “female cancer gene,” and was advised more than a year ago to have her ovaries removed. by Jane Ransom, Certified Hypnotherapist
Farhana Huq’s decision not to pursue a lucrative Wall Street career has made all the difference! by Deborah Burstyn SF BAWJ Staff Writer Her aunt’s desperation is what Farhana Huq recalls. Her mother’s youngest sister’s arranged ma
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