Female Founders: The Power of Community & Intellectual Capital
By Julie Leith The AccelerateHER program provides intellectual and social capital to founders of women-owned businesses. The Center for Women Entrepreneurs – Texas Women’s University provides a lifetime of support and connections priceless to women in business. As part of this program, Sesh Coworking has been the cohort’s home away from home for months. Each […]
5 Things to Try in Your Coworking Space
What if you weren’t getting the full experience of coworking? You pay to be here, you should absolutely be taking advantage of all the listed and unspoken perks of being part of a coworking community. Here are 5 things you should try in your coworking space. Think of it as a little challenge/scavenger hunt. Work […]
Is Coworking Key to Better Mental Health for Remote Workers?
The option to work from home has been a miracle change for so many workers. A lot of people love the work from home option because it allows for multitasking with work and home responsibilities. It cuts out the work commute, saves money, and people feel less monitored by supervisors. Possibly most favorably, it cuts […]
Creating a Wardrobe That Reflects Your Lifestyle and Goals
By Anete Freimane Developing a sense of personal style and feeling confident and well-put-together begins with the creation of a wardrobe that matches your lifestyle and goals. Here are some tips to assist you in creating a wardrobe that is tailored to your needs: 1. Assess your lifestyle: Think about your daily routine. Are you […]
4 of My Favorite Black Owned Businesses in Houston
By Akosua Asare Happy Black History Month! I’m mostly celebrating this month by relaxing. I plan to as stress-free of a month as possible. I think it’s the best way for me to celebrate this year, and I recommend it to any other Black person feeling burnout or overwhelmed (especially by the news cycle). Fortunately, […]
Human Design Saved My Business
By Adriana Keefe I have a story I know most entrepreneurs can relate to. When I first became a coach, it was a constant struggle to find momentum. I always had my own coach and invested in trainings and new ideas to find my groove, but their strategies never seemed to stick. Not only did […]
Get Your Legal Ducks in a Row
By Leslee Cohen I am a startup lawyer who focuses on representing founders in connection with their early fundraising rounds. I have a particular passion for representing female founders. I have learned the importance of having your legal ducks in a row before starting the fundraising process. First, investors are likely to be more interested […]
2023 Book Recommendations from the Community
By Akosua Asare I just set my 2023 Goodreads goal. Very unoriginal of me but I’m partaking in the 23 in 2023 book goal trend. Are you doing any reading this year? Whether reading is on your 2023 goal list or not, I know many of you have personal development goals set out for yourself. It’s likely […]
How to Curate a Perfect Holiday Travel Wardrobe
By Anete Freimane As the holiday season is now in full swing, many of us are going to see our families, friends, or going on a getaway. Oftentimes, packing and selecting the ideal travel clothing might be difficult. I want to share with you some of the best advice I’ve acquired as a personal stylist […]
Is It Really Okay to Not Be Okay?
By Bianka Curvey We hear this phrase all the time, see it on cute Pinterest graphics, and even hear it on all the popular podcasts. But on your bad days, when people ask, “How are you doing?” if you answered truthfully with your current life challenges, how would they respond? I will tell you from […]
