By 2030, women will control 65% of investable assets in the U.S.—a staggering shift in financial power. Yet, despite this growing influence, the investment world still feels like an exclusive club built by men, for men, leaving many women—especially entrepreneurs—on the sidelines.After years in the investment industry, Kelly Gushue

By Mirela Sula, CEO of Global Woman As I always say, it’s all about people - people - people. This weekend, I was so excited  to meet Veronica Tan, whom I affectionately call my "rich mama." Not just because she works closely with Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki, or

From launching the UK’s biggest-selling women’s magazine to shaping the national conversation on style, celebrity, and culture, Jo Elvin has been at the forefront of British media for over two decades. As the award-winning editor behind Glamour and YOU magazine, a respected broadcaster, and a sought-after media coach, Jo’s

Helen Zimprich’s journey into parenting coaching began with a personal challenge. When her son Elias struggled with math, despite his understanding of the material, Helen realized that a shift in mindset could make all the difference. What started as a quest to help her son blossomed into a deep

By Linda Attram For centuries, women have played pivotal roles in managing household finances, yet many have hesitated to take the leap into large-scale investments like property. The misconception that real estate is a “man’s game” has kept too many women from realising one of the most powerful wealth-building opportunities

By: Lesley Thomas Money is a topic that should empower, not intimidate. Yet for many women, discussing money feels uncomfortable, even off-limits. The social conditioning around money often leads women to avoid these conversations, impacting financial confidence and long-term growth. The Social Conditioning Around Money From an early age, many women receive

By: Andrea Trank When I was a science teacher, I loved teaching my students about the remarkable transformation that caterpillars undergo during metamorphosis. We would marvel at how an unassuming caterpillar could, after a period of deep transformation inside a cocoon, emerge as a stunning butterfly. At the time,