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How-tos for female empowerment; learn how to break the glass ceiling, promote women's issues, challenge the gender status quo and more.
How to Paint My Toenails
Darling, this is a guide for you., to help you understand the best way to paint my toenails. I know this is something you enjoy doing, but you can always improve on your ways, can’t you?
Bam KizbeePublished 26 days ago in Viva
A Letter to my 18 Year Old Self
Dear Me; I’m writing you nearly two years after a life-altering event and near-death episode. Since it’s been 39 years since I made a monumental decision to join the military instead of attempting to find a way to go to college, I’m writing this so that hopefully, one day, time travel of at least video correspondence is a reality. In November of 1975, I raised my right hand, and had Mom sign an age waiver so I could gain entry into the Texas National Guard. I was so idealistic, so naive, so sure I was doing the right thing.
Rhae CamdynPublished about a month ago in VivaWhy I told no one about my personality disorder diagnosis.
Despite living in this tell-all, social-media age where people seem comfortable tweeting their every problem, some of us understand the benefits of privacy.
Suzie HarperPublished 2 months ago in Viva
Shaped by Epiphanies
Standing here now in 2021 it all makes so much sense. But in 1984 when the first epiphany washed over me, I had no idea of what was to come. Even if I had seen a glimpse of it back then, I would have disbelieved the possibility of it all. That a single moment in time could change your life forever.
Soleira GreenPublished 4 months ago in Viva
10 THINGS THAT KILL WOMEN ENERGY
For us, women, to tap into our feminine energy is vital and it is about being committed to ourselves, first and foremost, and this means being committed to our own spiritual and personal growth, living with intention and passion while striving to contribute to our immediate world and the world at large in a positive and meaningful way.
Georgiana HelloraPublished 5 months ago in Viva
This is the Age of Elevated Women
She is out there, and she is everywhere. The elevated woman. Both beautiful and strong, she bends reality to her will and creates futures that no one ever imagined before. She is you. She is me. She is every woman walking down the street. An entire generation of goddesses determined to manifest a new waking “normal” — we have officially entered the age of elevated women and they will thrive.
E.B. JohnsonPublished 5 months ago in VivaHow to Choose the Right Bra for You
Whether you like bras or not, you probably wore one at some point in your life. But have you ever felt like it was really uncomfortable? Did you want to take it off as soon as possible after wearing it for the day?
Elena AthonPublished 6 months ago in Viva10 Hacks to Help You Become a Period Ninja
It's that time of the month again. You know, your monthly visitor? Do you feel like your monthly cycle is a time where it's hard to get anything done? Do you find yourself feeling drained, tired, and moody every month? It's no surprise that the menstrual cycle can take such a toll on our bodies.
Elena AthonPublished 8 months ago in Viva
Dear Me
Dear Me, We are writing to inform you of your nomination for acceptance into the Strong Women Club. We understand your reluctance to accept this nomination, so before you reject it out of hand, please take the time to peruse our reasoning, as laid out below.
Maria Shimizu ChristensenPublished 8 months ago in VivaA Step-By-Step Guide To Creating An Aquarius Woman
Jennifer Aniston, Maya Harris, Elizabeth Olsen, Toni Morrison, me. These are but a snippet from the multitude of incredible Aquarius women who have blessed mankind to date. If you’re reading this, then it is safe to say that you’re interested in creating your very own Aquarius woman.
Fiona Teddy-JimohPublished 9 months ago in VivaAct Like A Lady Think Like A Boss: 5 Tips To Be A Confident, Smart Woman By Lisa Concepcion
Now more than ever, it is so important to teach women how to be more confident, how to feel more confident and smart. I always had an inner confidence. Ever since I was a little girl, I was always friendly, curious about others, open to trying new things, and always upbeat and smiling.
MorningLazzinessPublished 9 months ago in Viva
5 Tips for Gals Who Wanna Skate
I mean gals, not girls. If you’re a little girl, you’re too innocent to continue reading, so check out the amazing Sky Brown instead. She knows more about skateboarding than I ever will.
Samantha MarinPublished 9 months ago in Viva
