I am going to Bali. How did this happen? By: Suzen

There is really no concise or reasonable answer to this question, but I have been asked to give the best explanation that I can. So I will begin with January 13^th, 2008. I had been invited by a friend to a VisionMapping™ workshop presented by Lore Raymond.  I went for my friend — as I had only a mild interest in creating a “vision board.”  So I respectfully listened to some Feng Shui principles, which I had been exploring on my own, and answered some rather sobering questions regarding values and “living life with no regrets.” This is turning out to be much better than I anticipated! I thought to myself. As a bonus, I was surrounded by the vibrational energy of 18 powerful women and one very secure man. Read the rest of this entry »

Jill Stevens knows how to celebrate her birthday and how to raise money for a good cause. 

I received an email invitation to Jill’s birthday party about a month ago.  The invitation included the opportunity to vote with donation to either “save or shave” Jill’s hair on her birthday.  I sent in my vote to “save the hair” and was looking forward to seeing Jill’s full head of hair- remaining on her head. Read the rest of this entry »

St. Petersburg, FL (PRWEB) March 3, 2008 — WTCB, Inc. is pleased to announce our first event for 2008- “Women Taking Care of Music”- a singing contest & variety show to benefit CASA of St. Petersburg, FL. The event began with auditions in February, 2008 to locate talented female vocalists to perform with an exceptional cast of female musicians and performers in a Variety Show at the Palladium Theatre on April 19, 2008. Read the rest of this entry »

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(PRLog.Org) – Dec 04, 2007 – WTCB announced today that the Moxy Woman Award for November has been awarded to Temple Ann Hayes of St. Petersburg, FL. Reverend Temple Hayes always dreamed of being a minister and her amazing story is available for viewing on the website. Read the rest of this entry »

Cultivating a Winery, an Industry and a Life
Reviewed by Jean Harper - Women Taking Care of Business, Inc. ®

There are three drops of red wine on page 214 of my signed copy of Susan Sokol Blosser’s book, At Home in the Vineyard.  These drops fell on this page while I was on a flight from New York back to my home in Florida.  Deeply engrossed in the story and transported away from the present moment, I had ordered a glass of wine to enjoy on the flight while I read the book. It just seemed appropriate.  Unbeknownst to me, as I was reading, the glass of wine was sliding toward my lap from the plane’s vibrations.  I was at the end of the book and I could not avoid the tears that began to slowly roll down my face when suddenly, the glass of wine fell into my lap. I was drenched but thankfully, only three drops hit the book.  These drops will linger as a reminder of how I felt at the conclusion of this book.  I did not want it to end. Read the rest of this entry »

Are you feeling “out of sorts,” possibly “cranky” for no reason or just “out of balance”? Read the rest of this entry »

The world today is abundant in opportunities for women, resulting in numerous roles and duties that we must juggle simultaneously. Today, we wear multiple hats: mother, wife, daughter, sister, friend, employer, employee, taxi driver, cook, teacher, volunteer, and the list goes on. Read the rest of this entry »

St. Petersburg, Fl—WTCB, Inc., a sales and marketing consulting company, formed in 2003, is pleased to announce that its’ comprehensive website for women was launched today. The new website aimed at empowering and inspiring women everywhere is now live at www.WomenTCB.com. Read the rest of this entry »

“Hut 1, Hut 2, Hut 3!” I screamed at my charges lined up in front and behind me in the muddy backyard of a neighbor’s home in a small Midwest farm town in the middle of nowhere. It was 1967 and I was a 9-year old girl who actually believed she was Bart Starr leading his Green Bay Packers to yet another win and championship. In reality, though, the difference was quite obvious. I was a skinny toe-headed girl telling a bunch of boys what to do. Read the rest of this entry »