October is National ADHD Awareness Month Five things you should know about Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Awareness, also known as, ADHD ADHD Awareness Month plays a crucial role in reducing stigma, and providing valuable support to individuals with ADHD and their families. It is an opportunity to grow a more inclusive and understanding society for those living with ADHD. Continue reading Community: National ADHD Awareness Month
Damita Miller-Shanklin, Editor-In-Chief Breast cancer is a serious health concern that affects people of all races and ethnicity. However, there are certain factors and considerations that are particularly relevant for Black women. Here are five important things Black women should know about breast cancer: Continue reading Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Damita Miller-Shanklin When a friend and I walked into Craven + Maven, a beautiful shop on Springdale Road in Austin, I met Bonnie Skulark. She told us about the store and how all the items were made by local makers and artists. Skylark was part owner as well. She partnered with two other women to open this quaint store full of creativity and beauty. Here … Continue reading Feature: Bonnie Skulark: A Home-Based Business Made with Love
Though it is still hot here in Texas, we instinctively know that the Fall season is upon us. Many of us welcome the excitement of Autumn, from pumpkin-themed drinks to Fall festivals. As the weather starts to cool down and nights get longer, the season transition is an opportunity to connect with nature’s rhythms. In earlier times, the change of each season meant a change … Continue reading “Follow Mother Nature’s Lead”
A Home-based Business Made With Love Our October Issue features Bonnie Skulark, owner of Sweet Cream. Her business is made with love. Learn how she became a successful business women and entrepreneur. You will also want to read stories written by our contributing writers as well. Please share the link with your friends and followers. We hope you enjoy the read. Continue reading October Issue: Bonnie Skulark
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