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5 Things I'm Gifting Myself to Achieve My Goal This Year. Top Story - May 2022.
As I sat by the roadside, watching people move in different directions, the traffic was starting to build up. The sun had started to shine as I waited for the bus; all looked blurred from my peripheral view.
By Jessey Anthony4 years ago in Viva
Is Nostalgic Escapism Driving Consumer Trends?
To understand why nostalgic escapism is trending, business owners can lend knowledge from recent scientific studies. In Psychology of Popular Media, experts explored the relationship between nostalgia and well-being during the pandemic. It concludes that people consume nostalgic media (including music, movies, television, books, and video games) to escape the turbulence of COVID-19.
By Admin K 4 years ago in Viva
Women Are Tired of Hearing Men Talk About Crypto. I’m Tired of Women’s Ignorance
I’ll be honest. I’ve always thought cryptocurrency was way too complicated for me. All the terminology terrified me — I mean, what the hell even is this Web3? Is it a new Dark Net, a place you can only access by plugging special technology into even more special technology just to start decoding secret messages?
By Denisa4 years ago in Viva
I'm a woman, that's my superpower
I'm a student, a women, I'm 22 years old now and sometimes I feel like I'm taking on too many responsibilities. The pandemic caught me when I was in my first year of college, the second semester. Since then my whole life has changed completely, it has become as I never expected.
By Maria Ostasevici 4 years ago in Viva
How My Own Biased Mindset Startled Me Out of My Wits
I’ve often praised myself for attempting to analyze any situation from various angles. I’ve always believed that there are two sides to every situation, just like there are two sides to every coin. I’ve tried to be open to other people’s perspectives, which is difficult for me because I’m a recovering perfectionist.
By Shruthi Rajaram4 years ago in Viva
My Intimidating Mentor. Top Story - January 2022.
------ I was always shy. Somehow, for reasons I don't even understand, I decided to become a litigator. It was not a profession kind to the timid. I liked the pre-litigation part, you know, the part that did not require any confrontation. I was able to think deeply about discovery matters, pondered key witness value/their testimony, and contained my thoughts on paper.
By Margo4 years ago in Viva
Not a #BossBabe; Just Your Average Feminist
My Instagram feed is positively brimming with Boss Babe mugs. Is this a side effect of nearing thirty? Or maybe it’s just that after centuries of repression and a lack of basic rights, more women than ever are taking control of their own financial future. You know what, I think that’s it.
By Rebecca Johnson4 years ago in Viva
Get Paid Thousands to Move to the Country
There has never been a better time to become a digital nomad. Many businesses are catching up to what those of us who have been working online for some time already knew. They are learning that they really don’t have to have everyone come into an office. They can have meetings on Zoom. People can do their work at home just as effectively.
By A.W. Naves4 years ago in Viva
Don't you dare dim your light for anyone
The drive was nothing but ordinary—a two-lane street lined by farmland on either side, with an occasional house every mile. No traffic lights until I made it to the small town. One Walmart, another local grocery store, and many old, red clay brick buildings stood like time capsules along the roadside until I got to the office. Their colors ranged from rustic brown to various shades of red, such as scarlet and deep burgundy. They blended in with the numerous trees during autumn as their leaves changed.
By Ali SP4 years ago in Viva
Girl, Get That Raise!
In the past, women didn't have the opportunities that they have today. Now, women are welcome in the workforce to develop their careers and reach their goals.
By Felicia Vida4 years ago in Viva
Why Women In Their 40s and Above Need To Grab the Future By Its Balls!
Problems like ageism, sexism and a smaller paycheck are the reality for women in their 50s and beyond. It begins in the 40s. Or wait, let’s rephrase. It gets worse in the ’40s, which is a good enough reason for women of age to start prepping for challenges in front of them.
By Helene Roberts4 years ago in Viva
Formula For Success In Facing Female Entrepreneur Challenges
Although the majority of entrepreneurs are men, the industry has grown by 114% in the past twenty years. More women are starting to be entrepreneurs. 70% of those entrepreneurs are women of color. Women are becoming more interested in starting their own businesses. They still face major challenges, despite this. These are some of the challenges female entrepreneurs face. They can be difficult to accept. Female entrepreneurs have a way to overcome challenges.
By Damian Peters4 years ago in Viva