Why Women in Leadership? The Bottom Line
This month Ajna is profiling the Women’s Empowerment Principles, created by a collaboration between the United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women) and the United...
View ArticleLeaving Your Legacy As A Leader
Are you creating the legacy you want to leave for your children? What legacy are you leaving at work? Have you even thought about your legacy? If not, you may be making a mistake. Most sources...
View ArticleCourage, Compassion, and Connection: How The Women in the Senate Moved the...
I started Oprah and Brene’ Brown’s Life Class eCourse Sunday morning and I thought it went well with the topic I had chosen for my blog this week: Courage, Compassion and Connection – Tools for a...
View ArticleHello Dolly! A Legend and Inspiration for Women
If you go beyond the country thang and look behind the hair, the make-up and “the girls,” you’ll find Dolly Parton – a legend, an extraordinary business woman and an inspiration for women. Anyone who...
View ArticleThe Working Women of the CIA
In which Federal Government agency do working women hold 62% of the top jobs? Department of Education? How about Energy? Maybe the FBI? Would you believe it’s the Central Intelligence Agency? Yes,...
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Love, Truth, Work And An Extraordinary Legacy – Marsha Clark
Ask Ajna welcomes our first guest blogger, Marsha Clark, owner of Marsha Clark and Associates. Marsha is an extraordinary woman with an extraordinary legacy. She has inspired thousands of women and...
View ArticleBuild Confidence By Faking It
Most of us are more attracted to people who exude confidence. And, when given a choice, we’ll trust and believe in a confident person over someone who appears less confident. That’s why so many...
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Millennial Women – First To Achieve Workplace Equality?
An infographic, Women in the Workplace: Then vs. Now, from Human Resources MBA highlights the progress made by women in the workplace over the past three decades, noting that “gender equality in the...
View Article“Phenomenally, Phenomenal Woman” – Maya Angelou
I had the incredible privilege of attending a night with Maya Angelou in Dallas, Texas a few years ago. While it was obvious that she was facing health challenges at the time, her voice and spirit...
View ArticleBecause I’m Happy
I’ve had an epiphany the last few months – I can choose to be happy. My job will not make me happy, nor will more money. What I have to share makes me happy. My family and friends makes me happy. So...
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