Women know better than anyone what it feels like to carry around a big, heavy purse for any length of time. And if you're like me, such a bag is usually necessary to bring along all the things I need for my children and my own indulgences. Though physically we can handle extra weight (for awhile), we are not meant to carry around emotional baggage. What am I talking about? You know....really, you do. That job crisis you had last year; the fight you had with your husband; the breast cancer scare from three years ago; the rejection from sixth grade...

OK, just so we get this straight, I never promised you a rose garden. Redoing or using a second chance to make something right isn't always full-proof. It could take several.

It's one thing to come up with a great plan to lead you to victory, but it's another to work that plan and keep it a priority. Being accountable to another person or group of people is one way to increase your chances of success.

I remember my mom dragging me into a building that might as well have been hell itself, as far as I was concerned. It was just pre-school, however. I screamed all the way to my seat

New Year = New You...Right? Spring-boarding off of yesterday's post about self-renewal, let's talk about some physical things you can do to truly create a better, healthier you in the upcoming months.

Well, today I want to look at one of the best wellness tips you are ever going to read on this site:

It's that time again when women all over the world are thinking about how they will lose holiday weight or that which they've been carrying around longer than a few weeks.

Women's Life Link would like to introduce a new friend, Lina Natale. We had the opportunity to meet while both attending a mutual friend's party this past fall. We instantly found common ground that kept us engaged in conversation for quite awhile. Read on for a closer look at this Beautiful Woman!

Oranges have been a popular holiday gift for a long time. I can remember getting huge boxes full of fresh, Florida Valencias almost every year as a child. The only downfall was that many times we couldn't eat them all before they went bad.

Be thankful for what you have: talents, possessions, people, love, and your influence are all blessings.

What are you giving? How do you present YOU to the world? What gifts and talents are pouring out of you regularly? Do you spend too much time wishing that you could do something different only to miss living the life you have?

I wanted to share a few last minute ideas with you concerning holiday shopping for your man. First, the Natural Man soap that Rose of Sharon Acres sent for my husband to try arrived.

I have gathered some savvy tips for whole health (body, mind, and spirit) in this practical article about weathering the holidays.

Because there is a direct correlation between what chemicals we are exposed to and our health, I wanted to tell you about some natural cleaning products that I won in an online contest. Forgetting that I had even entered a giveaway, I was totally surprised by the email that said I had won.

We have plenty of excuses for Tiger Woods' sexual mis-steps: “Powerful men have a higher sex drive,” says one expert; “Men are just wired that way,” says another. “If women don’t want their men to stray, they need to turn up the passion in the bedroom.” And I say – Pleeeeze!