Tag Archives: India
GEMS for Working Moms
Just as the women in this photo are admiring gems at the Pushkar Camel Fair in India, so can you find treasures for yourself in this blog post.Is your life an endless cycle, revolving around work and taking care of the kids? If so, you’re not alone. In a recent study by the Families and Work Institute, more than half of American women say they don’t have enough time to spend on themselves and choose the activities they enjoy. We all know that saying ‘yes’ to more responsibility can make … Continue reading
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Tagged conflict, Families and Work Institute, family, GEMS, India, priorities, Pushkar camel fair, stress, volunteer work, working women, workload
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Three Travel Destinations for Baby Boomers
This week our guest blogger is Phyllis Stoller and her focus is on travel. Her first travels were at the public library with Kipling, James Fenimore Cooper, and Rumer Godden, who grew up in India and wrote wonderful children’s books. At age 14 Phyllis went to school in Switzerland, then spent a summer at the Universite de Poitiers in Tours, France. She lived in England for 10 years and has 2 London-born sons. Today Phyllis travels with The Women’s Travel Club, a group she started in 1992 and now manages. … Continue reading
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Tagged Baby Boomers, China, England, India, London, Phyllis Stoller, The Womens Travel Club, travel
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connecting with women
Blogging opens us up to the ease of connecting to women all around the world. Last week’s comment by Amrita in India confirms the value of sharing. She relates that she was inspired by our blog to start a journal and begin blogging herself. How about you? We hope you received our free monthly newsletter, Stepping Stones (TM), this week. If not, please visit our website, www.HerMentorCenter.com and sign up now so that you will not miss another issue. Please let us know by email if you would like to … Continue reading
