
Why I Started a Business During Quarantine

This Black Woman Architect Boldly Honors The Past While Mentoring A New Generation

This Black Woman Marine Biologist Is Working To Make The World A Better Place

This Entertainment Lawyer For Netflix Understands The Power Of Representation

Advice On Starting A Business Partnership With Someone Close To You
Advice On Starting A Business Partnership With Someone Close To You


ESSENCE Presents 'Woke 100 Women'
ESSENCE Presents 'Woke 100 Women'

4 Money Lessons I'd Teach My 20-Year-Old Self
Lifelong financial habits millennials can put into place now.

Ready to Dig Out of Student Loan Debt?

5 Ways Millennials Can Boost Their Credit Score

Make Budgeting Your New BFF
Stop winging it when it comes to your cash flow. Instead, follow these tips to tighten up your money situation.

Meet Diishan Imira, the Black Hair King of Silicon Valley
Imira is the CEO and co-founder of Mayvenn, a hair extension company that partners with stylists who serve as the salesforce for the hair extensions their clients buy.
Where Does Our Money Go?
In a new survey on how you spend, save, invest and manage your assets, ESSENCE uncovers what you're really doing with your cash and the impact it's having on your fiscal fitness

Last Chance for High Schoolers to Apply for the 2015 Disney Dreamers Academy
October 31 is the last chance for children ages 13-18 to receive this once-in-a lifetime opportunity at Walt Disney World Resort
Black Women At Work
We hold positions from entry-level to the C-suite, but does our style of engagement help or hinder? ESSENCE's Black Women At Work study explores our modes of communication and their impact on our climb up the ladder.

How to Shave $1,000 From Your Budget
Figure out how to trim the fat with these practical cues from Personal Finance Editor Tanisha A. Sykes.

Lisa Nichols' 8 Tips to Living Your Dreams Out Loud
At the 2014 Disney Dreamers Academy in Orlando this past weekend, the first thing that Breakthrough Specialist Lisa Nichols said to the audience of Dreamers’ parents and chaperones was this: “You don't get to live your dreams through your children, your spouse, your friends or your family. You don't get to put your dream on hold because you got hurt, you just don't. You're not too old, too tired or too broken to live a better life because you've tapped into your purpose.” It was a powerful message of empowerment and encouragement as tears flowed and dreams came into view. Here are few more of Nichols’ tips to help you reach your destiny.
A Crash Course in Money and Power at the Disney Dreamers Academy
The Black Woman's Career Playbook: When You're The Boss
Black women are the fastest-growing subset of entrepreneurs in the U.S. In order to lead the way, we must be innovative drivers of business. Here are some ideas you can leverage to take your enterprise to new heights