By: Kara Stevens
by LifeBliss Lisa I have my own ideas about what beauty is and what beauty isn’t. I’ve talked about carefree sensuality and the importance of comfort and confidence. I continue to notice that the most beautiful women are the ones who are not obsessing about it all day long, every day, but the ones who take the time
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By: Kara Stevens
I suppose it’s because I’m a divorcee that people often come to me when they’re contemplating divorce. As divorce shouldn’t be entered intolightly, I would advise any friend of mine to consider the following questions: 1. Am I really done? Though to those in my life, separation may have seemed a quick decision on my
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By: Kara Stevens
In my last post I wrote about accepting the leadership component of my new job. In effort to do that, I’ve been thinking a lot about what it means to be a good leader, particularly for a woman. And as you might imagine there is no real difference between a good leader who is a
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By: Kara Stevens
This past Friday, I spent the evening with my brother watching The Secret. For those of you that haven’t read the book or watched the film, I highly recommend it. The Secret talks about the relationship between your thoughts and your reality. The premise of the secret and the Law of Attraction is that we
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By: Kara Stevens
Though as a child, I’d always been an early riser—up as early as 6 every morning—this was no match for the women in my household. My mother, grandmother or great grandmother would have already been up, doing god knows what. Sweeping? Cooking? Cleaning? I don’t know—any and every thing, with the exception of relaxing or
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By: Kara Stevens
The re-launch of this site seems to be timely because on the heels of the release of Beyonce’s most recent album, the word ‘feminist’ seems to be on everyone’s lips these days. Let me start by saying, this will not be another piece on Beyonce and whether or not she can honestly be characterized as
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By: Kara Stevens
Last Sunday, over the Christmas break one of the principals that I work closely with, dropped dead at 38-years old, leaving behind a wife and a four-year old daughter. This principal was a dynamic leader, loved children, but most importantly to me, and for the purposes of this post, so young.So young. I haven’t been to
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By: Kara Stevens
Today, I have to attend the funeral of a 38-year old principal. I attended the wake yesterday. I have not been to a funeral in close to 10 years. When you say “grief.” Ah! The following post from Norissa is really real and informative… and so timely. -k Please note each chronic illness is different.
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By: Kara Stevens
1. State of Ignorance State of Shock State of Envy State of Doubt State of Confusion If you’re waiting for a sign that it’s time to make a change, consider this it. Money Therapy may be just what you need to break through your financial blocks and release your money guilt and shame.
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By: Kara Stevens
It’s a New Year and I hope you’re on the verge of having a happy one! Christmas was last week and it twas the season for giving, as they say. But let’s be honest – with all the hustle and bustle, crowds and demands of the season, all this giving might have given you
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