Nathalie Molina Niño gives women the tools to achieve equity and financial prosperity
Nathalie Molina Niño wants to arm women, especially women of color, with the tools that will accelerate their path to equity and economic prosperity.
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Why you shouldn´t be compelled to finish reading every book you start
Reading one book a week, you can only fit 52 titles a year. With little time to waste, you can and should only read books that grab your attention.
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6 Blogs fabulosos para mujeres de más de 40
Compartimos contigo una serie de blogs para mujeres que rebasaron los 40 años. Todos ellos abordan uno de los aspectos de esta época de la vida.
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Cómo reinventarse sin pedir permiso ni perdón
Si quieres reinventarte pero te cuesta encontrar la manera de hacerlo, el libro de Mónica Mendoza te ayudará a empezar y continuar tu nueva andadura.
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Money, a touchy subject for many couples, including us
A couple’s relationship with money can be complex, mainly because of their different approaches to money. Here’s our story so far.
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Why writing longhand is a great skill to have
Should we all go back to handwriting all our correspondence? Maybe not. But there are certain messages that should still be delivered in longhand.
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Hispanics and the seven deadly sins
Fernando Diaz-Plaja wrote “Spaniards And The Seven Deadly Sins.” I thought it would be interesting to make my own list about Hispanics.
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Ida Vitale, winner of Spain’s Cervantes Prize, inspires at 96
This year´s Cervantes Prize goes to Ida Vitale, a 96-year-old Uruguayan poet who is an inspiration to us all.
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La ventaja de admitir un defecto o un error
A menudo nuestra primera reacción ante un error o defecto de carácter es negarlo. En cambio, admitirlo trae consigo muchas ventajas. Te cuento por qué.
