By Cathy Domsch Forget the hustle. For introverted, intentional women who thrive on quiet clarity and soulful success, productivity isn’t about pushing harder—it’s about creating rituals that restore, inspire, and gently build momentum. There’s something magical about fall that calls me home—not just to my favorite glass of wine and fuzzy socks, but to the […]
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How a divorced mother is turning a decade of darkness into a global evangelism empire worth watching By She Talks Team In the high-stakes world of executive recruiting, Eve Nasby built her reputation on identifying potential where others saw only résumés. But nothing could have prepared her for the moment she would be recruited for […]
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By Louisa Marie Fall has always been my favorite season. I love cozy sweaters, the way the leaves change colours, and the satisfying crunch under my feet on a crisp morning walk. The shift from summer to fall is more than a change in weather — it’s a change in pace. For me, it’s swapping […]
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By Tami McVay Summer invites us to play. The long days, warm nights, and sun-drenched weekends give us permission to recharge, to step back, and to enjoy the fruits of our labor. If you took that time to rest, reflect, and reconnect with yourself – good. That’s exactly what you were meant to do. Fall […]
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By Mamie-Jean Lamley “The struggle is the teacher. The lesson is the treasure. Claim it and rise.” – Mamie The struggle you face right now will not break you. It will build you. Setbacks never feel like gifts. They feel a sense of loss, disappointment, and even failure. Yet inside every challenge lives power you […]
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By Cathy Domoney As a mother of five, a trauma-informed consultant to high-level professionals, and the founder of The Backyard Peace Project, I know firsthand what it means to hold space for healing, both at home and in the workplace, and within ourselves. For over two decades, I’ve worked intimately with parents and leaders to […]
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By Dr. Julie Ducharme When Anne Chow became the CEO of AT&T Business in 2019, she made history. She wasn’t just the first woman to lead that division of the telecommunications giant—she was also the first woman of color to ever serve as CEO of any AT&T business unit in the company’s over 140-year history. […]
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By Shelby Jo Long In many workplaces across the globe, women in leadership are being called to do more than manage—they’re being called to transform. We are visionaries, culture-shapers, and change agents. But one of the most overlooked tools in our leadership toolkit isn’t another productivity hack or wellness program. It’s conflict. Yes, you read […]
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by Mamie-Jean Lamley “When you walk in your worth, even your silence becomes thunder.” – Satyen Raja You don’t have to shout to be powerful. You don’t have to prove your worth to take up space. You don’t have to overexplain, overwork, or overcompensate to be a leader. This world rewards noise, but it’s not […]
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By Dr. Julie Ducharme When Rebecca Jones took the oath as the first female Mayor of San Marcos, California, she wasn’t just stepping into a position—she was stepping into her purpose. Her rise to leadership wasn’t paved by privilege or legacy. Instead, it was shaped by hardship, grit, and an unwavering commitment to serve her […]
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