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Kimberly Elmore, an Identity Staff Writer has dedicated her time to “Scratch the Surface” and focusing on one woman and her inspirational story, a decision for a career change. Kimberly’s interviews to highlight any woman who feels that she has achieved in her life. Whether you’re a mother, CEO, nurse, or an entrepreneur, we want to scratch the surface and find out how you got to where you are today and what have you learned and where you found your inspiration.
Identity readers share their love for their moms this Mother’s Day. How much do you love and appreciate your mother? Feel free to leave a tribute to your mother!
I grew up in a traditional Greek family, in which religion, family, and food were the only fundamentals in life. My genetics never allowed a fast metabolism nor a desire to be physically active, thus giving me curves in all the wrong places – as a kid. Naturally, I was bullied for being different. Although I was the chubby, nerdy girl at school, I had determination – a fierce drive to become an empowered, beautiful, educated woman someday.
My daughter Athena is an extraordinary person and mother. Growing up she was the most headstrong child you can imagine. My friends and family all thought I should be more of a disciplinarian and reign her in more. But she was the kind of child you could have beaten till she was out cold and she would have continued to fight you (not that I ever did, I just instinctively knew this). So I learned ways to set limits with this extremely bright, headstrong child.
It was ten years ago when I received the call my father had a heart attack and I had to get to Florida right away. I had to deal with five different doctors, who all had their own belief on whether my father should live or die. It was overwhelming to say the least. Who ever thought we would have to make these decisions for our parents?
Judgment, comparing, torturing, and being competitive are all things we do and all things Susan hears many young women, younger or older, take part in. For this months “BE,” Founder Susan Vernicek writes on how to be judgment-free of ourselves.
How to be bold is to be confident. Believe it or not, without self-confidence you reduce your ability to have a successful life (as YOU define it). You sacrifice achievement within yourself, your career, your relationships, your health, and your wealth. To top it all off, having low self-confidence robs you of your joy, joy that you deserve!
This section is all about emotions and learning about our mental health. Kimberly Elmore, an Identity Staff Writer, has dedicated her time to educate and discuss a particular emotion in each issue. It’s a great way for women to open up and become more aware of our emotions, feelings, and human behavior. All of these [...]
What is communication? Since you are reading this website, I am going to bet you are the type of person who understands that success comes from being able to powerfully engage with coworkers, customers, clients, family and friends. Communication isn’t something you can buy or even fake.
I don’t believe anyone is truly inspired by one particular person, I believe it’s a combination of people at the right time and place that drives the energy and inspiration forward.
Shine Brightly
Lovely hand dyed pink silk ribbon secures our custom stamped washer at the wrist and reminds the wearer to Shine Brightly in all she does. Its the perfect gift for bridal parties, birthdays, Mother's Day and more. One size, fully adjustable.
