Women Can Do Anything

You’ll have to judge for yourself whether Lorette C. Luzajic takes the confessional art form a little too far. But here, you CAN judge a book by its cover. The cover, a painting of the author by Iaian Greenson, is cool and colourful, laden with pop art symbolism, and has the longest book title I’ve ever heard: Weird Monologues for a Rainy Life (irreverent ramblings from the end of the world.)

As a business owner, your data can be a critical element to doing business. If you're without it even for a day, how would that affect you? Consider the loss of precious photos or home movies, as well as personal journals or other files.

Not sure if you've noticed but more and more information on the internet is either in the form of audio or video. I believe this is because reading the written word on a computer screen is very hard on the eyes, time consuming and just plain boring.

Here are my reasons why every business woman should have one.

Evelyn Hannon leveraged her fear of traveling alone and used it to build a successful online business with over 66,000 other traveling women also facing their fears and traveling the world. 

The first of a two-part series on executive speaking with advice being pulled directly from his new book "The Art of the Start." Guy Kawasaki offers up his top ten suggestions for panel speaking opportunities:

One morning, you wake up feeling more exhausted than usual. You look at yourself in the mirror, and it dawns on you just how much you’ve really aged over the last number of years. Your kids are grown up now, you’re facing retirement, and you don’t feel like there’s any point in keeping healthy and active like you did when you were back in college, right?

 

Wrong! The aging process and getting older is no reason to not stay fit, healthy, active and vital. Dr. Vonda Wright, an orthopaedic surgeon specializing in sports medicine for people over 40, shows you how – and why -- you can maintain a healthy, active lifestyle well into your old age in her book Fitness After 40: How to Stay Strong at Any Age.