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Getting Money Into Your Hands

Getting Money Into Your Hands

“Receive” is the first pillar of financial literacy and the foundation of every money decision. Whether you earn as an employee, business owner, or investor, understanding income sources and maximizing your earning power is key. Learn how to negotiate, adapt, and take control of your financial future.
Time for some Kidology

Time for some Kidology

Kidology is a clever parenting technique that helps children accept boundaries while fostering independence. By shifting responsibility to external rules, parents can reduce power struggles and guide behaviour gently. Discover how one mum used Kidology to overcome toilet training setbacks—and how you can apply it in daily life.
What's your forgotten dream?

What’s you forgotten dream?

Many women reflect in midlife on dreams they left behind. Life’s twists often sweep us far from youthful visions. Yet, it’s never too late to rekindle forgotten passions. One woman revived her love of art after decades. What dream still quietly calls to you? Dare to rediscover it today.
Joys and Hazards of Midlife Love

Joys and Hazards of Midlife Love

Romantic love may fade, but midlife offers a second chance to build something deeper. Jean Macdonald, the Midlife Midwife, explores how women can navigate intimacy, independence, and new beginnings while staying true to themselves and avoiding common traps in relationships after 40.
Take control

Take Control of Your Life

Feeling overwhelmed or stuck during midlife? Discover six practical steps that can help you regain control, create healthier habits and focus on what truly matters. This short Health & Wellness video offers simple, encouraging guidance to help you make positive choices and move forward with greater confidence, balance and purpose.
Women Who Overcame Eleanor Roosevelt

Women Who Overcame Eleanor Roosevelt

Born into New York aristocracy in 1884, Eleanor Roosevelt's early life was marred by emotional neglect and tragedy. Losing both parents by age ten, she was raised by a strict grandmother, instilling in her a profound sense of loneliness that later fueled her empathy and commitment to social justice.
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