Cass Wendell is making waves in the womxn space, from her #GIRLGETAFTERIT merchandise to a presence across the country. Montana based Cass is taking the virtual networking and community world by storm. Learn more about #GGAI’s offerings and what’s next for Cass.
We’ve all heard the worrying stats on New Year’s resolutions: the failure rate rests somewhere at about 80%, with the majority stopping their efforts by February. We all know we should set goals for personal growth, but we don’t always know how to set them well. It can be hard to know how to make … Read more
NYC is all about the things you carry. From gym clothes to a change of clothes – all while trying to stay stylish. Enter Go Dash Dot. Keep reading to learn how founder Hannah Fastov took a pain point and turned it into a business.
It’s easy to complain about a job and play the victim. But what if it’s not your situation that needs changing, but it’s you? Celeste Harrington was on the brink of burnout when she took a look at her life and realized it needed some framing. Learn more about her journey and how you can put mind over matter.
“The New Code of Motherhood” is an inspirational story by Saskia Roell. She is the mother of five children and recognized as a renowned fertility coach, international motivational speaker and bestselling author.
Brainstorming is a critical skill, and there’s no better strategy for generating good ideas—but are you using it enough?
Networking has taken the internet by storm, especially in a time when intersectionality and diversity are heavily discussed on social media and elsewhere. With the recent COVID-19 pandemic, millions of people are either working at home or staying home after being furloughed.
Capturing (and keeping) your audience’s attention can be a struggle. Here’s how to engage them with any media.
It doesn’t matter what industry of the business world you’re in or what job you’re working – you’ll always hear about how important networking is.
Most of us say “I’m sorry” more than we care to admit. In general, we have a tendency to say “sorry” for smaller inconveniences and rudeness, to soften our perceived image, or even to get someone’s attention. And, to show empathy, we all apologize far more than we should, often to the point that people … Read more
