Eight Inspirational Women in History Who Found Courage

Most people who inspire us due to their courage did not start out wanting to be an inspiration to the world. They simply wanted to fix one thing wrong in their world or show people how to make changes themselves. For others, it was just being in the right place at the right time.

1. Helen Keller – The first deaf and blind person to get a Bachelor of Arts degree, she was made famous initially due to the story she wrote in her book about the journey to learning. She’s been an outspoken supporter of women’s suffrage, labor rights, and other social issues without fear.

9. Irena Sendler – After Poland was invaded by the Nazis, Irena knew she had to do something - even if it meant death. She and her group were responsible for saving about 2500 children who were gotten out and sent to Christian orphanages and given new identities. That’s not all; after being caught and having both her legs broken and being imprisoned and tortured, she worked on reuniting the fa…

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It’s a Balancing Act – Its Still a Challenge

Today's woman faces more challenges that women in past generations didn’t face. These challenges include balancing children and work, making time for yourself, making time for your partner, dealing with the responsibilities of running a household... The list goes on an on. And even though today's partner may contribute money and time to getting things done, for some reason women tend to carry a heavy weight on their shoulders, especially when we have children.  And if we don't have a husband, wife or significant other we may still find it difficult to juggle so many responsibilities. That often results in women feeling that they’re falling short at all times, which in turn can lead to unhappiness and even poor health. So how do we take back control as women entrepreneurs and stop ourselves from coming up “short” all the time? Here are a few tips to help you stay sane and avoid these negative feelings: #1 – Avoid Supermom Syndrome – There’s a negative trend in our…
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