In today’s world, communicating our ideas and feelings online can be difficult.  Our words have a huge impact on the people around us, and oftentimes, can be interpreted in the wrong ways. Whether through email, online copy, or social media comments, how you present yourself to others is so important. In this episode, I talk with Liz Theresa, an online business expert, website designer, and copywriter. It is my hope that this episode will inspire you to go forth and do just that.

Our actions have a huge impact on everyone we interact with in our everyday lives. In this solo episode, I talk with Allison Nelson of The Nelson Company. She is a wife and mother who’s pivotal journey from advertising, to school counselor, to entrepreneurship, is one that inspired her to create opportunities for kindness and community. It is my hope that my conversation with Allison will inspire you to start the domino effect of spreading kindness through small daily acts.

"60 Minutes" did a special on reducing the gender gap in tech but instead of highlighting girl-focused organizations such as Girls Who Code, they highlighted a male-run organization Code.org, and omitted the expertise and experience of the women-led organizations working for significant change. In response, Founder and CEO of Girls Who Code, Reshma Saujani, called out 60 Minutes for failing to properly represent women and girls in their segment (on the eve of Women's History Month no less!).

One for Women Kind features weekly intimate conversations about the power of small gestures, and how we can use kindness and compassion to show up and support women. In this solo episode, I give you five of the best tools to help you support other women. It is my hope that these five tools allow you to better connect with the women in your community and give you the resources you need to encourage, uplift, and cheer them on!

One for Women Kind features weekly intimate conversations about the power of small gestures, and how we can use kindness and compassion to show up and support women. In this episode, we talk with Corrin Madden, founder of Little Love Jar. We discuss daily acts of positivity, and the healing power of creating a Little Love Jar.

One For Womenkind features weekly intimate conversations about the power of small gestures, and how we can use kindness and compassion to show up and support women.