career
The housewife stereotype has long since shattered - it's all about leaning in, breaking the glass ceiling, closing the wage gap and more.
Notes from the Mind Palace.
There’s a point where you stop pretending that certain people are good for your nervous system. You stop giving them the benefit of the doubt. You stop waiting for them to show up differently. You stop handing out access like it costs you nothing. Today was that point.
By Syl De'Vil26 days ago in Viva
Notes from the Mind Palace.
And then there’s Justin — the quiet, absurd, infuriating, hilarious, unexpectedly reliable force in my life. He laughs at the most ridiculous things. He can piss me off in five seconds flat and have me laughing ten seconds later. He’s wonderful with our daughter, and he’s good with the boys too — even taking one of them overnight sometimes on his last night with Cyndle before he brings her home.
By Syl De'Vilabout a month ago in Viva
BILF Podcast: Boss I’d Like to Follow
Mara Dorne scores an “A” for the name of her podcast. In a world flooded with podcasts, it’ll certainly stand out. Each week on the BILF POD , filmed from Dorne’s studio in signature six-inch heels, Dorne sits down with an eclectic mix of guests, from global music icon Akon to Fortune 500 executives, female DJs, animal rights attorneys, and unexpected leaders across industries. With more than 20,000 subscribers, the show dives deep into the mindset, motivation, and humanity behind success stories that rarely get told.
By Frank Racioppi3 months ago in Viva
Study Shows That Women Own 44.6% of all U.S. businesses but just 21.2% of employer firms
While women launch nearly half of new businesses, most operate as solopreneurs without employees. This happens due to high concentrations in service sectors, limited access to growth capital, and a primary focus on personal flexibility over rapid scaling.
By Frank Racioppi3 months ago in Viva
Modern White-Collar Exploitation: How AI Platforms Waste Our Time, Work, and Security with Impunity
Today, the internet is flooded with posts about how artificial intelligence is revolutionizing the world, while tech giants compete to make grand declarations about ethics, transparency, and an amazing corporate culture. It's time to take off those corporate rose-colored glasses. As someone actively working in this market as a freelancer and AI data trainer, I’ve decided to speak out about what this reality actually looks like from my perspective. What you're about to read isn't a theoretical market analysis—it's my own documented and deeply frustrating experience from recent months of fighting a digital exploitation system built on a complete lack of respect for human beings.
By Piotr Nowak5 months ago in Viva
She Who is Relaxed, is Free.
“Growing up, I never knew a relaxed woman. Successful women? Yes. Productive women? Plenty. Anxious and afraid and apologetic women? Heaps of them. But relaxed women? At-ease women? Women who don't dissect their days into half hour slots of productivity? Women who prioritize rest, pleasure, and play? Women who aren't afraid to take up space in the world? Women who give themselves unconditional permission to relax? Without guilt? Without apology? Without feeling like they need to earn it? I'm not sure I've ever met a woman like that. But I would like to become one.”
By Alys Revna6 months ago in Viva
weird girl diaries
hey get off the internet, I need to use the phone. Sixteen-year-old me was a force to be reckoned with. A product of her time, she was an emo kid to her very core. Her black box dyed hair was styled in a deep side part and side bangs, with stripey lavender highlight, of course. She spent her time holed up in her lime green bedroom, picking out the perfect song for her Myspace page, taking selfies with duck lips and her fingers in a peace sign, and waiting for her friends to come online on AIM.
By Alys Revna6 months ago in Viva








