Magazine Archives - Page 90 of 222 - Connected Women - Entrepreneurs, Freelancers and Professionals.

Time For Reflection – 6 Months Of Growth

Six months ago today I was wandering the beautiful streets of Stockholm, Sweden, in somewhat of a daze as our little group of four companies was listed with a combined profit of €1.4m in the European Nasdaq.

Callum Laing

Do You Think 25 Years Later Your Family Will Be Bonded Well Together?

Let’s imagine: 25 years from now your children will be grown up, married, and settled in another city or country.

Vinnie Mehta

A Meditation Space in Your Home

The regular practice of meditation brings many benefits for our physical and mental well-being - not to mention our spiritual growth.

Pamposh Dhar

Be Your Own Best Ally

We have all experienced self-doubt, or have been critical about ourselves, at some point in our careers or our lives.

Anuradha Shroff

How To Pursue The Path To Leadership

You do not need a great career to be a leader.

Kim Underhill

A Progression Of A Painting: The Yachts at Keppel Bay

Have you ever wondered what goes through an artist’s mind while working on a particular painting, or how the creation process actually happens?

Clare Haxby

There Is More To Pain Relief Than Meets The Eye

How often do we reflect on the wants and needs of people who live their lives with unresolved pain issues, autoimmune diseases, or maybe even terminal illness?

Else Strom Vistisen

To Booze Or Not To Booze?

With the festive season now in full swing, is anyone willing to admit that they're partied out already?

Liza Rowan

Entrepreneurship And Life With No Regrets: Yana Fry Interviews Carol Chen

Living a life without regrets is something most aspire for – but a myriad of reasons and circumstances often seem to hinder this.

Yana Fry

Do I Have Bite Problems?

Ideally, your top and bottom set of teeth should fit together perfectly, with your top teeth fitted slightly over your bottom teeth. All of your teeth should line up. Your teeth should be straight and equally spaced.

Louisa Lee