Michelle Miller Motivationals: Do you know what you are aiming for?
We’ve all heard the saying about shooting for the stars, and even if you missed, you would at least land on the moon. I think it’s a good idea to shoot for the stars in terms of the kind of life you want to live.
DREAMING BIG: Entrepreneur hosts party experience to help outline and fulfill aspirations
SOME may call it a coincidence that everything Keshelle Davis posted on a dream board nearly four years ago has manifested in her life. However, the young entrepreneur and educator believes that there is a link between clearly outlining one’s dreams and seeing them come to fruition.
‘Accelerate’ with Ria Newbold
Bahamian entrepreneur Ria C Newbold is back again with a new workshop focused on helping “Accelerate” new and aspiring small business owners in their respective fields.
BUN IN THE OVEN: A few of the best children’s books
When I was a child I had a several favourite books, and now well into my 30s, and with my own children, I still remember those books.
No inequalities?
According to some, there are no inequalities in the way we live today. They claim that we are all equal and we are all treated the same. Yet we seem to have a breakdown in understanding. All citizens are not treated the same in law nor in custom. It is absolutely dishonest to say that there are no inequalities.
Michelle Miller Motivationals: Are you resilient enough?
I see resilience as that indefinable, elastic-like quality that stretches your capacity to hold yourself together in the midst of life’s ever changing weather.
Couples share unforgettable date night with the Bahamas
Couples were treated to a picturesque night with the Bahamas at the Bahamian Date Night in New York City on June 2.
Playwright Tamara Moncur emphasises the importance of community
This holiday weekend, playwright Tamara Moncur will be celebrating another achievement in her career when her latest production, “The Church On Sapodilla Street”, enjoys its debut.
A sold-out success: Pretty Brown Girl Club’s mother-daughter conference
More than 230 mothers and daughters attended the third annual mother-daughter conference hosted by Pretty Brown Girl Club #14. This year’s event was held under the theme, “Who Runs The World. . .Girls!”, at the British Colonial Hilton on May 7.
Girl Guides earn badges at high tea
The Bahamas Girl Guides Association successfully pulled of their first “Mother and Daughter Tea Party” this month.
MICHELLE MILLER MOTIVATIONALS: How do you make an ‘informed’ decision?
There is making a decision and then there is making a so-called ‘informed’ decision. But what is really an ‘informed’ decision?
Role modelling
We inhabit a place that does not easily fit with ascribed roles, though many impose all the weight of Western constructs and constrictions on the behaviour of Bahamians.
Mothers banding together to promote awareness of clubfoot
Kendra Thomas has renewed her commitment to raise awareness of clubfoot, a condition her four-year old daughter Kaylee was diagnosed with at birth.
‘A Mother’s Tragedy’: New book explores a child’s battle with cerebral palsy
WHILE some might feel that life has dealt Latrell King a difficult hand, the mother-of-three sees her lot of raising a son suffering with cerebral palsy as a chance to inspire others.
TRANSFORM YOUR LIFE: Weightless travel
Over the past few days I’ve been in Germany and Italy, surrounded by bread, cheese, meats, beer, wine, pizza, pasta and every type of food variety imaginable.
