Spring 2020

You Better Work It

BY: EVELYN SUMMERVILLE  Success is not willy-nilly. It is the result of living with purpose and intentionality. Most of all, as a popular saying goes, “Success is loving what you do and doing what you love.” Successful women are to be celebrated. They persevere through trials to transform lives. They overcome obstacles to create lasting […]

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Chapters

BY: LENDELL McEWEN Career Mastered Women’s Leadership Chapters Forming Near You! We couldn’t be more thrilled to announce the formation of our Women’s Leadership Chapters coming soon near you. Join us as we, with synergy and power, continue to expand and grow. Networking is a vital component of our global community. Therefore, it is imperative

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What’s Trending

BY: DR. LISA WICKER What’s Trending The Bath is Back in North America selfCare Baths are moving back into the American mainstream as people embrace different forms of self-care. Celebrities are divulging routines that involve nightly milk baths to naturally exfoliate and soothe skin inflammation. Beauty influencers are touting the benefits of temperature variation—switching water

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Health & Wellness

BY: Jody Trieweiler In order to stop stress-induced weight gain, you need to understand the process of how it occurs.We throw around the word “stress” in various situations. Stress is a blanket term people use to describe physical or emotional extremes, which can be both positive and negative. When your body experiences stress, your adrenal

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Office Politics

BY: AMBER CABRAL The nation is polarized and many of the nation’s politics are making their way into the workplace. As racial tensions in the nation become more strained, it is becoming increasingly more challenging to keep the impact of these topics out of the office. Lately, many friends and colleagues have contacted me about

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What Are You Reading

BY: TIFFANY COURTNEY As it turns out, there’s science about the direct correlation between reading and the quality of life. In a 2018 study published in the Journal of Experimental Psychology, researchers revealed that reading fiction improves social cognition, which is our ability to evaluate the nuances of social interaction. Enhanced social-cognitive skills can positively

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New York Life Divesity

BY: NICOLE HUDSON BRIDGING THE GAP Here in America, we are a melting pot of people. We represent different races, genders, sexual orientations, ages, ethnicities, political affiliations and faiths.  As companies explore how culture works together, it’s increasingly clear that they reflect perspectives that exist today. Right now, in boardrooms across the country, conversations about

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Steps to Save

BY: MARCI BRYANT Before you settle on your next money-making venture, make sure it aligns with your career and personal goals. This avoids conflict with time management, commitment personal satisfaction, and earning potential. Currently, I have three streams of income: full-time employment, signature services, and affiliate marketing. Here are five smart ways to increase your

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Dare to Be You

BY: DR. SABRINA JACKSON “ What is unique about me?” In the world today, one of the things too many people despise is being referred to as “different.” It may start with childhood, as many children make fun of differences in others in their youth. Even as adults, most of us have a negative connection with the

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Career Success Toolkit

PART TWO OF A THREE PART SERIES  By: Joan T. Randall  The purpose of career coaching is to empower individuals by assisting them in making informed decisions about their professional potential and  growth. Quality career coaching focuses on actions, accountability, commitment, consistency and results. A career coach partners with you to understand where you are,

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Mover & Shakers

 Getty Images  ALYSSA NAKKEN Coach  San Francisco Giants The San Francisco Giants made history when Alyssa Nakken was hired as a coach, becoming the first woman on a major league baseball coaching staff. Nakken, 29, was a college softball player at Sacramento State from 2009 to 2012. She joined the Giants in 2014 as an

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