Mental Health Awareness Month Our May focuses on Mental Health Awareness Month. Our feature story is Kay Hutchinson, who is working with women through a new program called Get Your Mojo Back. You will want to read the story to find out more as well as other great stories included in this issue. Continue reading May Issue Featuring Kay Hutchinson
Damita Miller-Shanklin Source: Regain Your Sparkle I don’t know about you, but I love a good hearty charcuterie board. I love to make them on the weekend while I watch movies or just as a snack that last the whole day. But what I miss is being able to take this great snack to work without having to take the board and the good food … Continue reading The Love of Charcuterie Boxes
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
Source: Aish Sankhe LinkedIn Twitter When you own a business, customer service is the key to your success. During this time in our culture, it seems customer service is lacking. According to Engati.com, there are 7 reasons why Customer Service is failing right now. 1, The Customer Service fails are not being customer focused. It’s not the benefits of the business but what benefits the … Continue reading What Happened To Good Customer Service?
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