by BalanceGirl | Jul 23, 2017 | Balanced Leadership, Career/Success, Leadership, Self Improvement, Women's Code, Work Life Balance
Our Amazon Bestseller campaign for Happy Woman Happy World started on July 12th. We watched as the rankings went up and Up and UP. By midday we achieved #1 Bestseller status in two countries and we added a couple more countries by the end of the day. As nothing ever...
by BalanceGirl | Jul 5, 2017 | Business, Superhuman Paradox, Training & Leadership, Transformation, Women's Code
It’s time to get your summer reading list together and I want you to add Happy Woman Happy World at the top. To make this decision a no-brainer, I am giving you the book for only 99 cents! But, this price is available for ONE DAY ONLY, on July 12th. Happy Woman Happy...
by BalanceGirl | Jun 29, 2017 | Training & Leadership, Transformation, Women and Success, Women In Business, Women's Code
Today I had a great interview with Jaimie, a fabulous single mom who writes for . If you are a single mom, you’ll want to get familiar with that site because it contains so much great information. I will let you know when my interview is up so you can check it out....
by Beate Chelette | Jun 8, 2017 | Change, Transformation, Women's Code, Work Life Balance
Sometimes we hit a bump in the road. And after our initial reaction our internal voice suggest ever so slightly: “It’s you – not them.” Lately I’ve been dealing with… well… life. My daughter is moving which causes me sleepless nights and a lot of worry. I thought that...
by Beate Chelette | Dec 3, 2015 | Building a Community, Women and Success, Women's Code, Work Life Balance
I would like your input on happiness because it is something that affects each one of us. Between twiddling thumbs, playing hours of video games, and binge watching TV… OR putting in long hours at the office, constantly checking emails, and feverishly hacking...
by Beate Chelette | Nov 19, 2015 | Building a Community, Change, Discover, Leadership, Politics, Transformation, Women's Code
After binge watching CNN for the past few days, I emerge with two feelings. The first is a state of disbelief at how radicalized young men can justify killing so many innocent people. Much like the rest of the world, I wonder where things went wrong for those men. One...
