by Gabriella Ribeiro | Nov 22, 2018 | Self
Imagine the runway at a fashion show. What comes to mind? A slender, tall, waifish woman is probably close to what you see. How about a larger woman, with curves and a belly? She looks like someone you might see on the street or at the grocery store. Does this image...
by Gabriella Ribeiro | Jul 19, 2018 | Self
How many times have you heard someone in the personal development industry tell you to give up mediocrity? “Be extraordinary”, they say. “Create an exceptional life”, they say. I fully admit I am one of “them”. I’ve said this to my clients and audience many times....
by Monisha Kapur | May 17, 2018 | Business Essentials, Self
The alarm goes off at 5:30am and I jump (well, more like slowly glide) out of bed. From 5:30am – 8:00am I’m consumed with getting everyone out the door as quickly as possible. At 8:00am my kiddo heads out to school, I spend 30 seconds recounting my morning to make...
by Kelly Noel | Mar 4, 2018 | Business Essentials, Product Development, Self, Travel
In South America, few places are as special or as beautiful as Peru’s Sacred Valley. Between the verdant valley and the snow-capped mountains reaching up into the clouds, the landscape evokes inspiration, restoration, and connection to nature. In 2012, Bruce Holoubek...
by Gabriella Ribeiro | Feb 26, 2018 | Blogging, Family & Parenting, Health & Wellness, Mompreneur Interviews, Productivity, Self
Some people shut down when they are extremely tired. My mind works the complete opposite way, when I am operating on very little to no sleep, I find a unique clarity that only exists when I am operating at a significant sleep deficit. One of those moments came to me...
by Gabriella Ribeiro | Feb 18, 2018 | Branding, Family & Parenting, Marketing, Mompreneur Interviews, Product Development, Publicity, Resources, Self
WHAT’S YOUR NAME? Sonia Smith-Kang COMPANY NAME Mixed Up Clothing TELL US ABOUT YOUR BUSINESS AND WHY YOU STARTED IT? As an AfroLatina mom of 4 married to my Korean husband, I wanted my children to see their rich cultural heritage in their everyday life. Whether it’s...
