Her Badge of Honor: 3 Warrior Women Put the “Her” in Hero 

There are lots of studies focusing on the benefits of young girls who play with female action figures.  Think Katniss Everdeen, Buffy the Vampire Slayer and the equally confident version of Snow White in Snow White & The Huntsmen. But alongside these fictitious women of action are the fictional women of wits who also fight battles with a non-physical approach...

Severa Rodriquez - Guiding Guilt

When dealing with battlefield injuries, we typically focus on physical suffering. But there is an inner wound that is just as crippling to daily life once it attacks its victim: Guilt, more specifically, Survivor’s Guilt. It is said that “Guilt is to the soul what pain is to the body,” and for Severa Rodriquez, this adage personally resonated...

Women to Watch 5 Female Inventors Who Will Inspire You to Reinvent Yourself

Women to Watch 5 Female Inventors Who Will Inspire You to Reinvent Yourself

As women, we are naturally drawn to ingenuity. How many of us can rattle off a list of female family members who crafted amazing recipes once unheard of or devised some new way to MacGyver home repair solutions? Our minds are wired for possibility it seems...

Five Reasons to Respect a Wounded Warrior's Wife

Five Reasons to Respect a Wounded Warrior's Wife

Think that caring for returned soldiers drains their wives' strength? Think again. It's no easy task, of course, but these women are forced to become rock-solid, ultra-capable forces of nature. Here are five reasons why messing with a wounded warrior's wife is NEVER a good idea...

Jessica Alba: The “Sweetheart” Sage

Jessica Alba: The “Sweetheart” Sage

Remember the girl in high school who all the guys loved, but the girls embraced just as easily?  Jessica Alba is our Sage who might as well be the Sage Prom Queen.  She is broadly adored by Hollywood and by the general public with her humble nature and strong presence.  Yes, you can have both! Here are 7 reasons Jessica Alba is a sweetheart of a Sage who teaches us you can have the best of both worlds...

Jane Goodall: 8 Reasons She’s Mother Nature’s Favorite Mother

Jane Goodall: 8 Reasons She’s Mother Nature’s Favorite Mother

You think Jane Goodall and you might picture Tarzan’s sidekick. While they share a common name, this Jane is also somewhat the Queen of the Jungle. She has 55 years and counting under her belt regarding extensive animal conservation efforts –most specifically in the chimpanzee arena...

Women to Watch: Susan B. Anthony: Teacher, Lecturer, Author Activist

Women to Watch: Susan B. Anthony: Teacher, Lecturer, Author Activist

With all the news coverage of women's rights being taken away I thought it's good to be reminded of the women who fought for our right to vote. Lets not take our right to vote for granite. Women in our past fought hard for our civil rights...

Inspirational Women: Helen Keller

Helen Keller was the first person that was both deaf and blind to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree, which she received from Radcliffe College in 1904. The story of her journey and her struggles, as she battled to break free from the isolation of her world and into a world where she was able to communicate, was told through the well-known play and film The Miracle Worker...

Dress Your Daughter Up as an Inspirational Woman for Halloween

Dress Your Daughter Up as an Inspirational Woman for Halloween

This Halloween, why not dress your daughter up as an inspirational woman from history instead of a Disney princess? I love the idea and was inspired to post about it precisely because of this article I read that was aptly titled See the 5 Kick-Ass Women This Mom Dressed Her Daughter As Instead of a Disney Princess...

Inspirational Women: Coco Chanel

Inspirational Women: Coco Chanel

Coco Chanel, born Gabrielle "Coco" Bonheur Chanel, is the founder of the well-known Chanel brand. She was a French fashion designer that "liberated" women from the constraints of the corset and popularized sporty, casual and chic post-WWI-era fashion for women...