Popular Posts
Latest Reviews
Supporting another woman? Are you kidding? I can't support someone who could take my job, steal my thunder, or finish my story behind my back?
This is the message we hear especially in the work place. We live in a time where women are desperate for each other's wisdom and guidance. And yet, there's hesitation. Unfortunately, stats show bullying among women is on the rise.
We have a responsibility toward other women to support them in living their finest. It doesn't matter if they are mothers, coworkers, leaders, women business owners or friends. What matters is that we help other women live as close to their unique potential as possible.
In everything you say or do, you're influencing women you care about. Be considerate. Be intentional.
Here are ten ways to be your best while supporting other women realize the best that's within them.
-
Amazon, Brian Lawley, Software Bugs, the Angel and the Devil: Or How I Almost Made a Million Dollars
-
Customer Service Training: Design An Engaging Service Vision
-
Interview with London Based Contemporary Wedding Photographer Andreas Schroeder
-
How To Play Golf - Establishing Your Golf Practice Priorities
-
A Cruise That Blends Adventure With Relaxation
-
Your Accent Is Not Holding You Back - Your Diction Is
Business & Career
The Luxury Market
Announcing results of April 2011 luxury consumer survey...
Unity Marketing's Fo
Unity Marketing's Luxury Consumption Index drops to historic low of 54.4 points
Culture & Lifestyle
Editor Pick's
How the Affluent Luxury Consumer Uses the Internet and Social Media
The social shopping site Woot (www.woot.com) is the very definition of "sticky". This site encourages users to check back every day to find the latest deal on a luxury item that is only available until stock or time runs out (each deal is only available until 11:59 p.m.).
Social shopping sites combine the best of both internet and bricks-and-mortar shopping experiences. "They offer the thrill of the hunt, the challenge of visiting time and again until the perfect item is found, and the satisfaction of landing a deal. Plus they are destinations of choice for the smart, savvy shopper. It is no wonder these sites are so popular among young affluents," says Pam Danziger, president of Unity Marketing.
-
Luxury Department Stores: Where the Wealthiest Americans Shop
-
Thoughts On How Stationery Businesses Can Compete In The Digital Age
-
Luxury Recession? Bright Spots Amidst the Gloom
-
Social Media and the High-End Fashion Shoppers That Use It
-
Christmas Cards Could Be Solution for Budget-Weary Holiday Shoppers
-
The Gifting Report 2010: Guide to the Consumer Gift-Given Market
