Mandi Miller

We’re sharing eight books by BIPOC women CEOS, entrepreneurs, and executives worth reading in honor of Women’s History Month.

As far back as slavery, Black women have transformed their pain into progress. As April Ryan’s recent book declares, “Black Women Will Save the World.” But what I know for sure is that we can’t do that until we save ourselves first. From the CEO of a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion consultancy to a visionary meditation and dharma teacher, these Black women have authored books that will change the way we, as Black women, advocate for ourselves in life and at work.

As all 20-something-year-olds know, there’s this thing called adulting. And it’s something I’ll never get.
Still, I got older.

And I’m getting older every day.

Adulting comes with new opportunities and obligations we all have to face. And I’ve been doing my best to deal with this. My incursions into the unknown, adult terrains started in the pre-social media era and included platforms like MSN Messenger.

Quick question: When you swipe left and right on dating apps, does it come with a love connection?

Millions and we all say millions, have the dynamic idea of having their own business. Growing one’s legacy ideal if you ask me

Have you ever listened to a song filled with reflection or a message you needed that came at just the right time? Well, for me, a piece that stays with me, primarily through my childhood, still affects me in adulthood.

“Happiness depends upon ourselves.” — Aristotle.
Stress is a condition that may cause people to struggle with making decisions, no matter how small. Stress can occur anytime, but particularly when we experience a change in our lives, It can affect our happiness, joy, and other emotions, making them less intense. It can also make us unable to tell the difference between some of these emotions.

Have you ever wondered about the connection between being a perfectionist and a procrastinator? It may sound counterintuitive at first, but there’s something.
Don’t people who pursue perfection like to bypass the issues of being last-minute?
Let’s be honest: everyone will need help with unpredictable deadlines.

Deciding to move abroad can be difficult, both physically and emotionally. Whether you’re doing it for work, education, an internship, or travel, there’s a lot that you will have to face. The experience can certainly be exciting, energizing, and eye-opening but also overwhelming. After all, it involves leaving your whole family behind along with the life you knew. One of the most common challenges people face, particularly those living abroad for the first time, is homesickness.

Have you ever wondered about the connection between being a perfectionist and a procrastinator? It may sound counterintuitive at first, but there’s something.
Don’t people who pursue perfection like to bypass the issues of being last-minute?
Let’s be honest: everyone will need help with unpredictable deadlines.

"As we all know, someone dealing with touch starvation constantly struggles to find a healthy relationship. Do you still feel like you need to have a relationship, even if it comes with little affection? Or a lack of physical love?."

According to Study.com, “The origins of both the concept of mentorship or the professional training of a pupil by a more experienced peer, as well as the name ‘mentor’ comes from Homer’s classic poem, The Odyssey. Homer’s poem was written about 800 BCE and describes a time around 1200 BCE when the character Odysseus, king of Ithaca, was preparing to leave for Troy. During his preparations, he wanted to ensure someone could look after his son, Telemachus, in his absence.

An entrepreneur’s daily life is filled with challenges, especially when it comes to applying Success, uniqueness, and new perspectives. However, not every day is a positive and acceptable experience, even when dealing with any mental illness. Some individuals may see it as a small thing with a quick solution, but that’s not it.

As we all know, someone dealing with touch starvation constantly struggles to find a healthy relationship.
Quick Question: do you still feel like you need to have a relationship, even if it comes with little affection? Or a lack of physical love?

Throughout our lives, we all ask ourselves big questions. Most people may find it hard to figure out what worries and troubles them. So, it may be hard to figure out how to deal with these problems. But in the end, we are the ones who decide to control our lives.

But here are some ways you can make your life a little less messy.

For many students and even faculties, everyone has their own story and experiences, especially their very own truths. College students have been a significant amount of continuous growth in dealing with depression, anxiety, and other mental health matters.