🌹 Every woman carries a story.

Written in tears she never showed.
Forged in battles she was told would break her.
Refined through moments where giving up felt easier than standing again.

But listen closely…
Your story was never meant to stay silent.
It isn’t just a memory, it’s power waiting to be unleashed.

✨ Imagine holding a book with your name on the cover.
Pages that don’t simply tell a story, but set hearts on fire.
A book that speaks courage into broken places,
shouts resilience into fear,
and leaves a legacy long after the applause fades.

Publishing isn’t about paper and ink.
It’s about impact that ripples.
Influence that lingers.
Income that honors your journey.

It’s about owning your voice and proving that what you survived
can heal, inspire, and transform lives, including your own.

💌 DM me or comment “PUBLISH”
if you’re ready to turn your untold story
into a legacy the world will never forget. 🌹🔥

Coming in January! Have you heard the saying that it's what you think you know that prevents you from learning what you need to know?

Coming in January! Have you heard the saying that it's what you think you know that prevents you from learning what you need to know?

That’s what happens when a networking event becomes more than exchanging business cards.

Before this event at Global Woman Club, I made one intentional decision:
Show up with clarity.

In the past, I treated networking like a numbers game, rushing from conversation to conversation, trying to meet everyone, only to leave feeling mentally drained and oddly disconnected.

This time was different.

I slowed down.
I anchored myself in why I was there and what genuinely mattered to me.

And something powerful happened.

When your mind is clear, every conversation becomes intentional.
I wasn’t chasing opportunities; I was connecting with people who shared the same vision, values, and energy.

That’s when it landed for me:
Focus isn’t about forcing attention.
It’s about letting your energy know where to go.

I left the event feeling energised, not exhausted.
Because clarity doesn’t just improve conversations…
It creates space for meaningful connections.

Here’s to following your energy
and letting clarity lead the way.

Thank you for making the event worthwhile
Mirela Sula Kemi Emmanuel Linda Attram @RebeccaNwankwo @Berbs D G, Arokia Antonysamy Antonysamy

Here is a SATs Question for a 10 year old

How does this question make you feel?

If you feel confident, your child will absorb that confidence.

If you feel nervous or unsure, they will absorb that too
and often, without realising it, they may put up a barrier and shut down before they even start.

Your emotional state becomes their emotional state.
So if you want your child to approach learning with confidence, you must be mindful of what you’re modelling.

So, how do we actually answer the question?

Before a child can begin, they need three foundational skills:

1. An understanding that decimals are based on groups of ten.
(This is the core concept that makes decimal place value meaningful.)
2. The ability to convert between grams and kilograms (1000g = 1kg),
and to move confidently between g → kg and kg → g.

3. The ability to label scales accurately using decimals,
including estimating and identifying intervals.

If even one of these skills is missing, the question becomes inaccessible, not because the child isn’t capable, but because the prerequisites aren’t in place.

Could you teach this to them?

You might know the answer yourself… but could you explain it in a way a 10-year-old’s developing brain can grasp?

That requires more than subject knowledge—it requires understanding how children learn.

This isn’t just a maths question.

It’s a life skill—the same skill they’ll use when reading scales for a recipe, measuring ingredients or interpreting information in everyday life.

-To Answer The Question-

Firstly, gather the important information:

We are working with decimals, (10 parts).
Label the scale
Split the scale into 10 equal parts first -
(the bigger lines) and label them. 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 etc.

Then label the smaller lines in between (0.05)

Convert grams to kg
There are 1000g in a kg
Divide 1350 by 1000, to convert 1350g to kg = 1.35kg

Place arrow on the scale at 1.35kg

Last week’s PWN Amsterdam December event was a beautiful reminder of how essential connection is - not just for our careers, but for our wellbeing.

An evening filled with genuine conversations, shared stories, and the energy that comes from being surrounded by women who truly understand the realities of international, high-paced work. We enjoyed great food, lots of laughter, and I met several inspiring women I’m excited to stay connected with.

Community moments like these matter. They ground us, recharge us, and remind us that we don’t have to navigate pressure, ambition, and balance alone. ✨

What communities have supported your growth this year (besides of course the amazing Global Woman Club)? I’d love to hear.

P.S. In the photo, you’ll see me (far right) wearing a phototherapy patch - a simple tool I personally use to support my energy and overall wellbeing.
If you’re curious or want to know how it works, just send me a DM. I’m always happy to share. 💛

#womeninleadership #burnoutprevention #energymanagement #sustainablewellbeing #reclaimyourcontrol

Touring & Enjoying Siena Chathedral under a Christmas Spirit with FlorenceConnection.net