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“Its Okay to Quit; You’re Worth More Than This”
Before I got into a relationship, I imagined it as something magical- “sugar, spice and everything nice.” I remember seeingContinue Reading
For Better or For Worse…But mainly for Better
I have been married almost eleven years and counting. Do you realize how long that is in dog years? Lol,Continue Reading
Why Life Insurance Matters
September is life insurance awareness month. Ivery Arie spoke with Independent Licensed Agent, Obi Esimai from Texas, about why youContinue Reading
The Winning In Failure
When we hear the word failure, there tends to be a negative connation to it, as if it’s some badContinue Reading
“Note to Self”
A couple weeks ago, I was watching an interview of some professionals across multiple age ranges, they talked about aContinue Reading
Thoughts on Dear Ijeawele or A Feminist Manifesto in Fifteen Suggestions
A few weeks ago, I was scrolling through social media when I noticed a frenzy that was caused by someContinue Reading
Full Speed Ahead
It is now time for the half-year mark check in and see how far you have come. Reflection is aContinue Reading
The GirlTrek Movement – Interview
There’s no question that consistent physical activity serves as a pre-cursor to good health. In the African-American community, two women,Continue Reading
“I Don’t Have It All Figured Out, And That’s Okay”
When I was young, it seemed the path of life was straight forward – graduate high school, graduate college, getContinue Reading
July – New Beginnings 2.0
We begin each year with the fire and drive as we strive to achieve our long list of goals, dreamsContinue Reading
Revisit Your Resolutions with these 3 Questions
It’s time for a mid year progress report for 2017’s resolutions. Ask yourself these 3 simple questions to get you back on track to achieve the goals you set out for the year!
The Daughter In Law
Last year I wrote an Ivery Arie article on mother-in-laws. I was recently asked to write my assertions on daughter-in-laws.Continue Reading
The Need for True Black Female Friendships
Often times, we, black women, fall in the traps of a society that tries to bring us down. On socialContinue Reading
