We are not here to acquire, we are here to contribute.

And when we focus on serving others - truly enriching someone else’s life - we are rewarded in ways that far exceed anything a flashy car or expensive handbag could offer. Not just financially (although yes, that can be part of it), but spiritually, emotionally, and energetically. We step into a state of flow. A state of grace. A state of purpose.

Because at our core, people serving people is the greatest gift there is - to give and to receive.

Beauty filters are everywhere - softening our skin, narrowing our noses, whitening our teeth, and adding a little "glow-up" at the tap of a button. Whether it's Instagram, TikTok, Zoom, or a popular photo app, the temptation to tweak your appearance is right there. And while the tech seems harmless (even fun), using beauty filters regularly isn’t just about smoothing a few wrinkles or brightening a selfie. It goes much deeper than that.

There’s a quiet power that pulses through Generation X.

We don’t shout the loudest. We’re not the most spotlight-hungry. But we’ve always been the backbone. The doers. The ones who watched the world shift around us, rolled up our sleeves, and got on with it. Now, as we stand in the prime of our lives, it’s time to say it plainly: Gen X is brilliant, talented, brave, and unapologetically built for greatness.

Did you know that when you search on Google, the results you get are usually someone’s blog post on what you’re looking for. Google searches and results are like a community service where we all help each other, while presenting our business at the same time.

If you’ve ever achieved something great - and then immediately felt like a fraud - you’re not alone. That creeping sense of doubt, the voice that whispers “Who do you think you are?”… it’s called Impostor Syndrome, and it affects more women than you might think.

And here’s the most frustrating part: it tends to show up just when we’re stepping up. Just when we’re growing, expanding, doing something brave.

For too long, society has pushed the idea that confidence is a young woman’s game. We’re told that our 20s and 30s are when we should be at our peak - full of ambition, energy, and self-assurance. But what if I told you that’s completely untrue?

Confidence isn’t about youth. It’s about experience, wisdom, and the ability to own who you are without apology. And for women over 40, this is just the beginning. The saying “life begins at 40” didn’t come out of nowhere….

Self-doubt is one of the biggest barriers standing between you and the happy, successful and fulfilled life you want. It creeps up on you before big decisions, holds you back from opportunities, and makes you question whether you’re “good enough” or “ready.” If you’ve ever felt stuck...