“Owning an bookstore is literally my dream.” Since announcing our plans to start our own indie book shop with our partners in northern Michigan, my sister Kathreen and I have heard those words many times. But if you’re not accustomed to thinking of yourself as a business owner, making the leap from a 9-5 job …
As a mom who performs on the road, mezzo-soprano Nina Yoshida Nelsen has a unique definition of what it means to be a “working mom.” And as an Asian-American singer who has experienced her share of typecasting, Nina has an insider’s view of how far we have to go when it comes to bringing diversity, …
Motherhood on Tour and Diversity In The Arts With Opera Singer Nina Yoshida Nelsen Read More »
Have you ever felt ignored – or worse, condescended to – by ads for the products you use every day? While there’s been an influx of indie brands and direct-to-consumer companies specifically targeting midlife women in their product lines and advertising, as a whole, big brands – and their storytelling – haven’t quite caught up …
Marketing To (And By!) Midlife Moms With Katie Keating Read More »
When you’re already juggling a dozen projects, how do you make space and time for something new – especially if you have no idea how it’s done? That’s the dilemma author, podcaster, business owner, designer, and all-around renaissance woman, Christine Koh, found herself facing when she decided to add “getting bylines in major publications” to …
Reinventing With Intention With Christine Koh: Mother of Reinvention, Episode 7 Read More »
