Tag Archives: May 2014 Issue
Nicole LaBonde (Business Heroine Magazine)

Sticks and Stones May Break My Bones… But Cheating and Diet Aren’t for Me!

I teach fitness. I sell nutrition supplements. So, I’m surrounded by people giving their opinion on nutrition all day. All day. Where I work. On Facebook and other social media. In my email inbox. It’s starting to get really annoying. And you know why? Because every one is in it for themselves. Oh, not to more »

Maureen McNamara (Business Heroine Magazine)

Stop with the Throat-Punching, and Embrace the Amusement!

In our reality, laughter seems optional. But, what if it is one of the magical elixirs that create an irresistible invitation for more fabulousness in your life? Our endeavors often revolve around health, wealth, relationships and the best truffle fries in the world (okay – maybe the last one is just me). Don’t we seem more »

Yvonne Bynoe (Business Heroine Magazine)

Moving Through Entrepreneurship’s Inconvenient Truths

For most women the first few years in business are tough.  It’s the reason why so many entrepreneurs close their doors.  To get to the success, you need courage, perseverance, conviction, and support. Women are creating businesses because they genuinely believe that they can make a meaningful contribution.  Women want to feel that they are helping to make the more »

Steph Gordon (Business Heroine Magazine)

A Step Onto the High-Ground – Choosing to Be Better Than Your Circumstances

Growing up there was always an undercurrent of victimhood in my house. When you’re a kid you don’t see it. You think your family is just like everyone else’s. (And, I guess for the record, my family was like everyone else’s because everyone has stuff…just maybe different stuff. I digress.) My mom did a good more »

Jo Westwood (Business Heroine Magazine)

Healing the “Epidemic of Numbness” with Your Spirituality and Light

Just to warn you, I’m going to make a bold sweeping statement immediately after this colon: In mainstream Western culture we are suffering from an epidemic of mental and emotional numbness. I see it manifested in the people around me in their everyday lives. “There’s nothing on telly.” Wow. Really? Well then that’s it. Your more »

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