Mentorship and Legacy Are More Than Buzzwords for These McDonald's Execs
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Media Maven Necole Kane On Finding Pleasure In Life
The entrepreneur and media vet stopped by ESSENCE Wellness House and left us with a good word about Black women needing pleasure in our lives.
Olympic Swimmer Lia Neal Shares How To Care For Hair In And Out Of The Water
Black women can swim and still keep their curls healthy.
Richelle Parham On How To Build A Legacy In Business
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Meet The Youngest Black Woman Ever To Have Worked On The NYSE
Since Lauren Simmons left her NYSE trading job, her career has been a testament to what can be accomplished when you strike out on your own
Filing Unemployment For The First Time & Frustrated? Here Are A Few Things You Should Know
Washington Post Personal Finance Columnist Michelle Singletary broke it all the way down during our ESSENCE Wellness House virtual summit.
Celebrate Black Women In Law
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Thanks To Coronavirus, We Are All Rethinking Our Work Lives
Our individual efforts to eradicate coronavirus have to be matched by workplace policies that make it easy for us to prioritize our health. Period.
Spring Cleaning: A Clean Home Means a Clear Mind and a Productive Life
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Bag Secured: Money Lessons From Cardi B
The rapper, actress and personality is absolutely intentional when it comes to her career and finances
Want To Level Up Your Career In 2020? Then Learn A New Skill
Three women share how stepping outside of their regular jobs to learn something new helped them further their career
The Beginner's Guide To Side Gigs
Considering another source of income? These 5 side gigs just might be the answer
Courtney Adeleye Contributes $30 Million To New Fund for Women
The beauty "bawse" wants to help entrepreneurs kickstart their business.
Laid Off? On Forced Funemployment? Now Is The Time To Reset
"My unemployment gave me the opportunity to be present with the ones that I loved... it also created a better version of me," says career coach and author Melissa Fleury.