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The Athena Executive Club – Wednesday July 8th

The Athena Network

5 Steps To Staying Motivated When Things Aren’t Moving

Yana Fry

‘Meaningful Beyond Measure’: How an Inspired Teenager Inspires Me

Last week, I received an email that made me cry. It was from a 16-year-old friend whom I met several years ago before she was even a teenager, when I was commissioned to make portraits of her and her younger sister. I have had the privilege of a special vantage point from which to watch her grow up, owing to a shared passion we have developed for a small organization called Homeland Cambodia.

Martha Chaudhry

Body Fuel: Energize For Exercise With These Workout Foods

I love discussing nutrition with kids in school. We discuss that in order to keep energized throughout the day - so we can learn, play, exercise, and rest - then we need to understand how to effectively ‘fuel our body’.

Liza Rowan

How Smart Are Your Smartphone Habits

The smartphone has forever more revolutionised the way we live and work, hopefully for the better. But for a moment, consider your own smartphone habits. How has it changed your life? Has it all been for the better?

Shirley Taylor

[Infographic] How To Create Consistency In Your Brand Visuals

We’ve heard many lament about how hard it is to keep brand visuals consistent and looking professional.

Vicki Lew

Athena Executive Connections – Thursday July 2nd

The Athena Network

Singapore: Women Who Lead Retreat

Re-evaluating career decisions? Starting new projects or businesses? Stepping up to a new level of leadership? Join our Women who Lead retreat at the urban escape Body with Soul in Singapore on 25th & 26th July.

Shirley Taylor

Be Unapologetically You

Running your own business can be a real test of character. It is just you, your idea and the world. You can do anything. You can be anything. You can live anywhere.

Yana Fry

Connecting Kids For A Better Future

It was an epiphany moment. My 7-year-old simply said, “but mom, why should Ratanak get my old clothes? Shouldn’t he have his own new ones?”

Liza Rowan