One of the best things of being a part of a community is how we can impact people in ways both obvious and not so obvious.
Being a member of Know Women gives us the opportunity to meet other women who wouldn’t normally be in our circles.

Is there a specific time in your life where everything changed? Changed so dramatically that nothing could have ever prepared you for the other side?

All of us will experience some version of this chasm in our journey. For us, it was August 5th, 2005 when our beautiful daughter Macie died.

Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the last year, you’ve probably dabbled with ChatGPT or another AI tool. Check out some of the apps I found that you might want to test drive…

Learn the technique that senior leaders at the White House used to make sure their ideas were heard.

Guest post from Barbara Christenson, founder of the Speak Well Being Group.

It’s the #1 question I get when doing speaker coaching…what do I do with my hands. Check out the tutorial on what to do and NOT do.

Gone are the days when LinkedIn was only for job hunting. Now, LinkedIn is the place where you can connect, build your thought leadership and so much more.

If you HATE watching yourself on video, I've got just what you need because today's hybrid world requires most of us to be ON CAMERA for work presentations and meetings.

Whether you like it or not, you are now a broadcaster. Virtual meetings, presentations and interviews are here to stay. So, why not get better at it? Check out the tips to help you look like a pro on camera so you can rock your next talk.

Hearing the words “You have cancer” changes everything, as you probably know. In my journey I know it to be true that you MUST be the CEO of your health.

“I take my grief and throw myself into all things with tenacity.”
Quote from the Sisterhood of SWEAT Podcast.

Everyone experiences difficult moments that can sometimes cripple you. Whether it’s a business deal gone wrong, loss of a loved one, loss of a job, or any disruption in our normal life routine.