Is your Clothes Closet like your Kitchen?
It’s part of every woman’s innate nature to desire beauty. Creating beauty, on the other hand, is not necessarily every woman’s forte. Every woman likes eating, too, but not all […]
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7 Steps to Branding your Image like Mark Zuckerberg
Mark Zuckerberg has the twitter world in an uproar over his difficult decision of What2Wear. Tens of thousands of people are commenting on this internet entrepreneur’s approach to fashion. Some […]
Never Shop for Clothes Naked or Needy
5 Steps to Prevent Impulsive Shopping It is never wise to grocery shop when you are hungry because your cravings can get the best of your budget. Your family may […]
6 Steps to Creating your Personal Dress Code
Many moms have joined with Staples in celebrating this back-to-school-season as “the most wonderful time of the year.” Especially, the moms of students with dress codes. It may have been […]
7 tips for Finding a Great Outfit Quick
Most women make shopping an experience. We enjoy going with our girlfriends and try on lots of potential pieces for our wardrobe. Even if we have no need for clothes. […]
Here’s How a Crowded Closet Kills Confidence
You are not the same person you were last year. Not emotionally, not physically. Chances are you are not the same financially either. You may have gained weight or lost […]
3 Significant Signs of Baby Jesus’ Wardrobe
What was all the fuss about Jesus’ attire the night He was born? Doesn’t every baby wear swaddling cloths at birth? Surely when the angels proclaimed that the shepherds would, […]
Can You Inherit Confidence?
I had just begun my journey as a single mom when my grandmother died. I’d been working hard to build a business to support myself and my son and felt […]
Shop Like a Man: Guilt-Free
I did it again! I forgot to buy cereal, yet there I was trying to make the room for all the other groceries I didn’t need. I suppose I could […]
What is Your Purchasing Theme?
I love dark chocolate. If my secret stock of it ever starts getting scarce, I hit the market–immediately, before I run out and have a crisis. The funny thing is, […]