If you’re going to be working in an office, the 9 to 5 schedule, might as well make the best 8 hours of your day. Let’s start taking care of how we get to work, what we’re wearing, and how we’re feeling in our own skin, all through those deadlines, long meetings, long commute, and… Continue Reading
Kesha Garner of QReviewApp.com 1. Who is Kesha Garner and What is QReview? I’m a strategic Project Manager with a background in non-profits and start-ups. I earned my Master of Arts degree in English at Clemson University where I focused on post-structural and feminist readings of British and Irish absurdist dramas. After earning my degree,… Continue Reading
FEVI YU – Dogma.me 1. Who is Fevi Yu and What is Dogma.me? I’m Fevi, Founder and Chief Pet Sitter of Dogma. I was previously a Small Business Owner and we developed Search Engine Friendly Websites for the Caribbean Market. I’ve created a previous Startup that wasn’t successful and then another one which I was… Continue Reading
At different stages in the business our business development, we need different mobile apps on our phones. Women just entering the business world will need a few MUST HAVES, and as the time goes on, that list of apps will keep growing. If you’ve just graduated from collage, these are the most apps to have.… Continue Reading
With the Wired Business Conference in our rear view mirror, I believe that it is time to delve into the events of that day, the interviews, and the speakers and presenters a bit more. For all women in business and women in tech, this conference was THE EVENT of the year. We, at The Business… Continue Reading
If you’re at all into tech, or business, you know Wired Magazine, and Wired.com. If you’re into listening and seeing amazing speakers, all in one spot, we found the business conference for you. Turns out, we’re into business and tech, and we also love to hear from industry leaders. I’m super excited that The Business… Continue Reading
A couple of days ago, I listened to the Stuff You Should Know Podcast on Gene Editing, and this was the most mainstream mention of the CRISPR. What is CRISPR? It’s a gene editing tool that’s made its first scientific appearance in 2012. With this, we can edit your genes! Well, not today, but in… Continue Reading
Summer Concerts bring everyone to the joys of classical music If you live in any major city you’ll have your choice of free concerts from your philharmonic orchestra or your theater house. Shakespeare in the Park, a New York institution will bring Shakespeare to the masses, in a casual and not intimidating location, like Central… Continue Reading
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I’ve never seen a more polarized election. Not that I’ve been around for a whole lot of them, but this one seems a lot different. The last election was energizing. This election season/year/years feels never-ending and loud, and out of control. It’s tough to argue reason with somebody that keeps yelling nonsense/lies at you. There’s… Continue Reading
10 days ago, Elon Musk did what he said he’ll do, and brought the utterly engaged public the mid-sized electric car that they’ve (myself included) been waiting for. I have been an Audi A4 fan my entire life. My first car was the precursor for the A4, the Audi 80. I loved that car. I… Continue Reading