Jonas: It all adds up

Over time, as we feed that part of ourselves that is satisfied with what is, we stem the erosion that comes from our co-dependent relationship with the should-have’s and must-do’s in our lives. Our gratitude becomes the fuel that balances and sustains us, even during the busiest and most pressing of times.

Independence: Local game changers

Women’s rights have come a long way in the last 50 years.
However, this hasn’t happened by the natural progression of history. Rather, it happened because smart, strong and independent women didn’t see why they, too, couldn’t be a lawyer, or a pilot or a politician. Each woman who never let her gender hold her back from what she wanted to do improved the quality of life for her daughters.

Be inspired: Faith vs. Fear

A few years ago, I was working on an entrepreneurial project, living off savings. Some days were financially scary as I was learning to live on faith instead of fear.

Be inspired: How to give

A few months ago I volunteered to help the homeless. As we were preparing goodie bags to distribute, a young homeless man walked in. He was ragged, thin, unshaven and looked like he’d had more than a few rough nights. We assumed he was here to ask for something from us.

Be Inspired: Be grateful

I’ve started a new habit: to keep Thanksgiving alive year-round. When someone asks me, “How are you?” I smile and say, “I’m grateful.” Usually, this surprises people, because they just expect, “Fine, thank you.”

A different kind of girl talk

The Latina Initiative recently partnered with 9 to 5, National Association of Working Women, to host the fourth-annual Serious Women, Serious Issues, Serious Action conference in Denver.

Inspirational to-do list for November

Forget grocery lists. Make this your to-do list this month.

Quote of the month

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Girl Talk December

Last month, we asked you about your favorite holiday traditions. Here are your responses:

Letters to the editor December

I love your Women’s Magazine. The first edition arrived at our home addressed to a man’s name (or current resident). My husband brought in the mail and said “Um, is there something you aren’t telling me?” We laughed, of course, and I proceeded to flip through the magazine.

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