Monthly Archives: November 2011

By Martha Beck contributed to Oprah.com It’s one word—one little word—but it has revelatory power. You step into the party feeling reasonably confident. True, your favorite little black dress feels somewhat tight, but it’s still elegant, and the wind outside…
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November 29, 2011.  “World News with Diane Sawyer” contributed to ABCnews.go.com The average American will spend $704 on holiday gifts and goodies this year, totaling more than $465 billion, the National Retail Federation estimates. If that money was spent entirely…
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After spending 11+ years working in the mortgage banking industry with World Savings, Wachovia Bank and Wells Fargo Bank, Becky returned to Georgetown University where she is completing her second year in the Full-Time MBA program at the McDonough School…
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November 29, 2011. By  Rebecca  Ascher-Walsh contributed to WebMD the Magazine Most famous as curvalicious Joan on Mad Men (and starring in two new movies),Christina Hendricks reveals her secrets for enjoying life.

By Kim T. Gordon contributed to Entrepreneur.com Recession-era shoppers have a keen interest in buying from companies that support vital causes.  And with most American consumers researching purchases online prior to spending their dollars, studies show they rely…
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November 15, 2011.  By J. Kenji Lopez-Alt contributed to SeriousSeats.com Yesterday we talked turkey; today it’s time to discuss the rest of the Thanksgiving spread. The potatoes, Brussels sprouts, cranberry sauce, pies, and much more. Without further ado, here are…
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November 11, 2011.  By Larissa Faw contributed to Forbes.com This is why a growing number of young professional women who seem to “have it all” are burning out at work before they reach 30.

November 16, 2011.  By Vanessa D’Mauro contributed to LeaderNetworks.com Building online communities can be a richly rewarding experience for the organizations that create them and for the members who participate in them. But a common question is how to start!

November 17, 2011.  By R. Morgan Griffin contributed to WebMD.com Feeling rundown and foggy on the job? Does the prospect of an afternoon’s worth of housework seem unspeakably grim? It’s time for a break to refresh and boost your energy.