Ten Tips On How To Empower Other Women At Work

There’s no denying that western civilisation has long held an appetite for the concept. From Queen Elizabeth I’s long held feud with Mary, Queen of Scots to Beyonce and Rihanna’s alleged mutual hatred, the public never tires of a good old story about one woman fighting with another. Millions of us just spent the last two months watching Daenerys and Cersei tear each other apart in the last season of Game of Thrones. But, the truth is, I don’t really want to talk about that.

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Women reach their earnings peak 11 years before men and are paid $35,000 less, survey shows

Women reach their peak earning potential some 11 years before men and earn a salary almost $35,000 lower than their male counterparts, a new study has found . The report, conducted by salary site PayScale, found that the typical university-educated woman in the U.S. sees her career earnings peak when she is 44 years old, earning an average of $66,700. That compares to men who achieve their earnings peak at the age of 55 — 11 years later — with a median of $101,200.

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Most Women Are Not Victims Of The Gender Wage Gap--They Created It

When discussing the glass ceiling and the barriers that women face that impede career progression, the discussion rarely examines what role women play in perpetuating negative and limiting beliefs. The self-fulfilling prophecy is the phenomenon that occurs when a person holds a particular belief or idea that later comes to fruition.

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100 Famous Women of the 20th Century

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How To Leap Into Entrepreneurship Without Feeling Like A Fake

Not feeling confident in their skills and generally feeling like they’d be a “fake” stops 60% of women from starting their own business. At least that’s what a recent NatWest survey found when asking people why they’ve considered starting a business but haven’t done so yet. As studies and reviews such as the Alison Rose Review of Female Entrepreneurship in the U.K. have repeatedly shown, we need more women in business, and not just for the economic gains.

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