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Business is Personal: Corporate
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Business is Personal: Entrepreneur
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Take Back Self-Care
The overlooked, underappreciated, and often misguided practice and application of self-care. The Bossy Bees are talking about what...
Breaking Down Barriers: Real World Experience for Leadership At Work
Stacy and Kim reflect on their work experience and the barriers that they’ve encountered with career advancement. As former coworkers, the two women share some of the common experiences many of us have faced at work. They probe some ideas on a few ways we (all of us!) can be recognized for the leadership experience and expertise we bring in to work in a way that is valuable to not only ourselves but the organization.
The Curious Food Experience
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Statement on faith: Called into antiracist work
A quiet, small voice has been nagging for clarity in the close reaches of my subconscious for so many years. To make sense of our own...