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Passion Pays
Dear Working Mother, PASSION PAYS!
Maya Angelou once opined that; ‘My mission in life is not to merely survive, but to thrive; and to do so with some passion, some compassion, some humor, and some style’. How true! Life is meant to be lived doing what you have been divinely designed to do and doing it with love and passion.

Thankful @ 50 – 5 Lessons In 5 Decades Of Life
A song writer says of God; You have done so much for me and I cannot tell it all. If I had a thousand tongues, it still won’t be enough’. Trust me, those are the exact words reverberating in my heart right now. Today, I turn 50. Oh how time flies! Cynthia of yesterday has officially joined the golden
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Does Having a Social Life Matter When You Have a Family to Care For?
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The Risk of Mental Health Disorder among Working Mothers – A Growing Concern!
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Everything wrong with Society: Inequalities against Working Women
For many decades, minority groups all around the world, have at one time or another been subjected to racial discrimination, prejudice or some other form of unequal treatment on the basis of their affiliation to a particular group. Discrimination and bias occur at different levels and cuts across all sectors. Discrimination is systemic and often has disruptive consequences for individuals

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