Finance #LikeaGirl: Interview with LaTisha Styles
“Step outside of your comfort zone and try new work that is challenging and makes you a bit uncomfortable. Learning does not stop after college. If you’re unsure what you…
Author: Michele Sudia
After years of having my nose stuck in a book, I’ve made it my mission to attempt to have as many experiences as possible. From music festivals to running around in the woods, I really try to have that spontaneous moment. Hey that’s what your 20’s are for, right? Although I’m still figuring out what exactly what I want to do in life, I know it will be something with books. For now, I’ll go where the wind blows.
How to get Ahead in a Male-Dominated Industry
Although women make up about 47% of the workforce in America, certain industries leave women drastically unrepresented. STEM industries, in particular engineering and computer science, have so few women that…
What You Need to Know When You Ask for a Raise
Asking for a raise is terrifying, but necessary. From summer jobs to full-blown careers, nothing is as intimidating. However, the alarming wage gap discrepancy proves that there is wiggle room for…
Writing #LikeaGirl: Interview with Dai Baker
“Every day I strive to get one step closer to accomplishing a goal that would lead me to my dreams.” Dai is the typical girly girl, her blog The Pink…
Budget #LikeaGirl: Interview with Victoria Mason
“Seeing a woman creating her empire really inspires me to continue to work hard for what I want and to be creative in what I do. There are so many…
Community College: Not the Worst Thing in the World
So I remember back in the day when I was a Senior in high school (circa 2010) and everyone was flustered over what college they were going to. While my…
Empowerment #LikeaGirl: Interview with Asha Dahya
“I fall prey to the way the world and the media forces women to form barriers between themselves. I think it starts with having empathy for one another, especially those…
The Fall of the Feminist Vocal Artist
It wasn’t too long ago that there was a sleuth of female vocal artists presenting intriguing feminist takes on their music. Meghan Trainor was praised for her Pro-Body “All About…
Blogging #LikeaGirl: Interview with Terri Lomax
“I wanted to create an outlet where women can come and talk about things, and be celebrated for overcoming [their struggles], and where they wouldn’t be judged by the mistakes…