Welcome to Connections for Women This month our theme is “Power” and our authors challenge, entertain and enlighten us on subjects ranging from Organization, Saving for Retirement, and Green Travel to Love & Relationships after 50, Long-term Weight Loss, and Family Businesses. Our power as an emerging internet community is taking hold. Our audience continues to grow by more than 25% each month. Readers are calling for more articles, so we will be adding new articles in every department throughout the month. Check back weekly…make comments and ask our authors questions. Don't forget to sign in(if you're already registered) or to SIGN UP, if you're not. It's fast, it's free! SIGN UP NOWfor full access to our eMagazine. We're connecting women online and in your home towns.
Dating is All About YOU! Love & Relationships After 50 Jackie Black, PhD When we are dating
with the purpose of meeting a partner and building a life together, it is
essential to know what your needs and values are; and what his needs and values
are. Dr. Jackie Black leads us through some thought provoking questions that if
we answer honestly we might just figure out what we are really looking for. Read More
Powerfully Organized: Five Questions to Ask Yourself Lorie Marrero Our expert, Lorie Marrero tells you how to apply
the power you have within you to successfully move toward achieving your goals
what ever they may be. Read on for what we believe is great advice for each of
us. Read More
Diabetes:Fifth Deadliest Disease in the U.S. Today Today, almost 21 million children and adults in the U.S. have diabetes—including
9.7 million women—and almost one-third do not know they have the disease.
Diabetes causes many difficulties for women because it can affect both mother
and unborn child during pregnancy. And, women with diabetes are more likely to
have a heart attack, and at an earlier age, than women without diabetes. Read
on to learn more about diabetes. Read More
The Credit Crisis in the U.S. We are Borrowing from Our Futures Did you know that the average American receives eight credit card offers through
the mail each month regardless of his or her credit rating? Or, that national
credit card debt currently is greater than $750 billion? We have become a
society that lives on future earnings and now, with the sub-prime mortgage
crisis, the weakening dollar and loan money becoming more difficult to obtain,
Americans are being forced to live on money they have earned or saved rather
than money they can borrow. Read More
