This Founder of a Virtual Assistant Company Says Delegating Can Open New Paths Toward Joy
“By delegating tasks outside your zone of genius, you free up mental space and time to focus on what brings you the most joy in your business,” says Debbie Fanfan.
Deepa Purushothaman on Why We Must Give Ourselves Permission to Question Everything
“We don't realize how much conforming, performing, and assimilation there is to behave and even rise in corporate cultures,” says the author, speaker, and advocate.
"I'm All In." How Elisa Yip Is Building Her Dream Company In Her Forties
Elisa Yip launched her sustainable knitwear company, SSKEIN, in the fall of 2020 after dreaming about it for "the longest time.”
Amy Tan's Tried-and-True Formula for Saying Yes
What makes the wildly successful creative Amy Tan say yes to a new client, project, or partnership?
Getting to Know Ourselves in the Midlife May Mean (Finally) Booking that Trip—and Joanne Socha Explains Why
Exploring the world is more than having an adventure, says the luxury travel expert. It's about tapping into the inner worlds of ourselves.
5 Things to Consider When Raising Capital
“it is such a good time to be a founder,” says venture capitalist Maha Ibrahim. “There’s so much capital on the sidelines, wanting to be invested into companies.”
Meredith Baird Figone Has Learned Profound (and Hard) Lessons in Her Career. Here’s What the Entrepreneur Is Bringing Into Her Middle Third
The forthcoming and kind entrepreneur shares deeply about the good and bad, challenging and accessible, and the external pressure of doing it all perfectly.
At 60, Antonia Bowring Has Never Felt More Personally and Professionally Fulfilled. She Just Wished She Knew This One Thing Sooner
The career coach shares her thoughts on facing failure in midlife and why we must always invest in ourselves.
It's a Good Reminder: It's Never Too Late—and Jen Gottlieb Proves to Us Why
The global keynote speaker and author wants every one of us to show the world who we really are.
How Yasmin Gharib Wade Is Embracing the Unexpected World of Entrepreneurship in Her 50s
Yasmin Gharib Wade never set out to create her own brand. But here she is, with a growing new business atop her full-time career—and embracing it all.
Therapist and Okay Humans Co-Founder Christy Desai Believes 'We All Get to Be Who We Want to Be.'
The therapist talks to us about her passion for talk therapy, why we need one another, and the liberation found in entrepreneurship.
Jennifer Archie's Winding, Grit-Filled Path to Following Her Dream
The founder of Junie Bees Butta always wanted to be an entrepreneur, but her path there was longer and windier than expected.
This Career Break Coach Says Taking a Sabbatical Can Be Life-Shifting. Here's How to Make It Happen.
Pulling away from work may seem like a far cry from reality—but career break coach Katrina McGhee says it is possible—and can be incredibly beneficial.
9 Unconventional and Alluring Bits of Entrepreneurial Wisdom—from Jeni Britton
The founder of the beloved ice cream brand is a beacon of creativity. Here she shows us the value of staying inspired and listening to that gut instinct.
3 Honest, Refreshing, and Inspiring Tips for Building a Business Online—from Amy Porterfield
The guru of online marketing and course creation offers these simple tips for growing a successful business online.
Take the Leap: Confidence Coach Kate James on How to Stop Holding Yourself Back and Start Living Authentically
The Melbourne-based confidence coach walks us through how to stop holding your self back and start going after your dream.
6 "Watch-Outs" to Consider When You Work for Yourself
Businesswoman Leigh Oshirak makes a compelling case: Boundaries and knowing your worth are keys to loving what you do.
Why Industrial Designer Ayse Birsel Believes You Can Architect the Life You Want—at Any Age
The acclaimed industrial designer and author shares her tips for cultivating purpose, wellbeing, and joy.
Garance Doré Doesn’t Want You to Wait for Your Aha Moment
The French-born creative has been the epitome of reinvention and change, making graceful pivots and shifts in the editorial and fashion worlds.
Midlife Women: This Is What We Need to Be Talking About, Says Dawn Barton
“I’m a little more wired for optimism than pessimism” author Dawn Barton tells us over Zoom, “I don’t like to stay in a negative place”