This paper draws on the inspiration of St John Paul II that each woman is endowed with a "feminine genius" by which she offers a unique contribution to the world.
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challenges the stereotype that women excel only at typically nurturing competencies such as motivation and relationship building. She persuades us that women demonstrate a more positive contribution in taking initiative, displaying honesty and integrity and driving results.
This timely and provocative article contends that the brokenness of the country's boys stands in contrast to its girls, who still face an abundance of obstacles but go into the world increasingly well equipped to take them on.
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Though women are less confident than men when managing money, they invest with purpose and patience. This should inspire more women to seek financial careers.(thestreet.com)
This country embraces a "hygge" culture
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the power of safe social interaction. This article might inspire you to have a hygge evening or decorate your room to create a hyggelige. (theconversation.com)