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MOXIE! is ‘our’ brand

{Love my journal, pictured above? Purchase it here.} Five years ago, I knew I wanted to find a new and exciting purpose. I knew it was time to shift from what I had been enjoying into something new. It was time for me to make a significant change, a change that would take MOXIE! I […]

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Your Favorite Stories of 2018

As the New Year is right around the corner, I thought I’d share a list of the top 5 most-read HoneyGood.com stories in 2018.  What does this list say about us, as a community? I’ve given that some serious thought and here’s what I believe. We are VISIBLE + VIBRANT! We are more than what […]

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Reflections on Starting a Business After 50

Reflecting on my past, which I do not often do because I am a firm believer in living in the present, I see a pattern. Through all of my adversities, I always eventually landed on my feet. It was not because I wore a lucky charm, but because through my trials and tribulations, I walk […]

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Gratitude

How Gratitude Can Change Your Life

  Are you a grateful person? If you are, you know the benefits of a daily life filled with gratitude. That’s because the greatest gifts a mother (and, for many of us, a grandmother as well) leaves her children and “grands” is what she leaves them in their heads. Gratitude is one those gifts, and […]

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Why Haggling Is Essential When Traveling… And How To Embrace It!

By Akaisha Kaderli, Guest Contributor I’m a world traveler, and I’m here to help. Grown adults from the U.S. and Canada can find themselves shaking in their boots, confused, frustrated or even angry when it comes to bargaining for goods in foreign countries. It’s safe to say that many Americans find it distasteful, yet bargaining […]

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Many women over 50 do. I have found, the key to feeling relevant, important, and VISIBLE lies within you. I hope my free eBook will help you rediscover your purpose, and see the value that I so clearly see in you. 

as a woman, do you feel invisible?