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Embracing Your Invisible Sash: Tips for Women to Empower Themselves Daily

By: Eliz Nestorov

Wearing a sash can be a transformative experience. It’s more than just a piece of fabric; it symbolizes honor, achievement, and responsibility. Whether it’s a beauty queen sash, a graduation sash, or a ceremonial sash, donning it brings a unique blend of empowerment and vulnerability that shapes how we perceive ourselves and others.

The moment you put on a sash, you can feel its power. It’s a tangible representation of recognition and accomplishment, and this feeling of empowerment can be exhilarating. A sash signifies a significant achievement that makes you stand out. It commands respect and admiration, often opening doors to opportunities that might remain closed.

Wearing a sash boosts your confidence. It’s a constant reminder of your achievements and the hard work that brought you there. This sense of validation can inspire you to aim even higher, set new goals, and pursue them with renewed vigor. The sash is a beacon of hope and motivation, driving you to impact your community and beyond positively.

However, with “great power comes great responsibility.” The sash makes you vulnerable. You are in the spotlight when you wear it, and people assume expectations. This visibility can be daunting and intimidating. Your actions and words are often scrutinized, and the pressure to maintain a specific image can sometimes be overwhelming. The sash turns you into a public figure, and with that comes the challenge of living up to its ideals.

While not every day presents the opportunity to don a physical sash, women can harness its empowering essence daily. Here are some tips on how to wear your invisible sash…

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Setting Your Mindset for a Fulfilling Life

By: Eileen Bild

I used to think I could “save the world,” which would bring me happiness and a fulfilling life. I thought I was doing something to make a difference, and the world would become a better place through my efforts. The more I put energy into my endeavors, the more I realized that changing the world is an enormous feat and that carrying this weight on my shoulders was nearly impossible. So, I stepped back and re-examined how I was thinking about my contributions and what it would take to lead a fulfilling life and still feel I am impacting the greater whole.

The mind is an excellent tool if we use it to our advantage. Rather than let it control us, we can work with its many facets to understand ourselves, and in turn, we will be understood. What does a fulfilling life mean to you? Each of us has a different definition, and we fit ourselves into what we envision in various ways. A fulfilling life includes being in tune with what feels good to me, loving with no agenda, and going with the flow while staying positive in my life experiences so my actions will positively impact others. There is a chaotic world around us, but we can learn to be in the middle of chaos with the strength, endurance, and drive to rise above it, leading a life full of meaning and purpose.

People will push our boundaries, we can feel hurt and disrespected, and life can seem unfair sometimes, but…

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Leadership Lessons I Learned from Nelson Mandela

By: Judi Moreo

It was 1990 when I moved to South Africa to work for the Argus Newspaper Group, which consisted of 17 newspapers, two radio stations, and the only privately owned television station in South Africa.  These media outlets were known for their comprehensive news coverage, ranging from local to international issues. They were critical in informing the public during significant political and social change.

The 1990s were a transformative period in South Africa, marked by the end of apartheid, the release of Nelson Mandela from prison, and the subsequent transition to a democratic government with the 1994 elections.

Because of my position in the newspaper group’s head office, I often attended events hosted by one of our prestigious newspapers, which is how I had the good fortune to meet Mr. Mandela on several occasions. I was moved by his humbleness and ability to make others feel like they were the most important people in the room. In my entire life, he was the most impressive person I have ever met, so I embarked on a journey to learn as much about him as I could.

Here are some key leadership lessons I learned from him:

1. The Power of Forgiveness and Reconciliation:

Mr. Mandela emphasized the importance of forgiveness and reconciliation, even after spending 27 years in prison. His ability to forgive his oppressors and work towards a unified South Africa is a powerful example of overcoming personal grievances for the greater good.

2. Leading by Example:

He demonstrated integrity and led by example. His commitment to his principles and his ability to remain steadfast in adversity…

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