Who was the first female doctor? Who is the only woman to win two Nobel Prizes?
Read the incredible ‘interviews’ with these two amazing women and others, such as Florence Nightingale, and Helena Rubinstein.
They suffered many set backs but succeeded. They all made outstanding contributions. In doing so, some avoided marriage, while others had multiple partners, and tasted the high life.
Women and Equality
Posted by charles in Countries, Life Stories, Self Development, Women on 25. Aug, 2011 | 0 Comments
August 26th is the day in 1920 that women first got the right to vote in the USA national elections. It is now celebrated throughout the US as Women’s Equality Day. However, many people would question if women do have the same rights as men when it comes to work payment and opportunities. Some women, [...]
What Guys Buy Girls
Posted by charles in Careers, Entertainment, Love Stories, Women on 01. Dec, 2010 | 0 Comments
What do guys buy girls for for Xmas or their birthday? Many guys get worried in case they buy a present that will not get high marks. For example, should a guy buy cosmetics for a girl or a dress? No way I hear you say. So, what do they buy? – a bottle of [...]
Working Mums
Posted by charles in Careers, Self Development, Women on 25. Nov, 2010 | 0 Comments
Last week, I posted an advert for someone to help me with the Amazing People Club. Well over 300 applied. They were all women. Most were mums wanting to work from home. Most were extremely well qualified and experienced. In the interviews, of which I did about 10, it was interesting to hear different views. [...]
Anne Burras – An Amazing American Mother
Posted by charles in Countries, Life Stories, People, Women on 17. Aug, 2010 | 0 Comments
America celebrates Abraham Lincoln, Martin Luther King, Amelia Earhart and many others who have contributed to building the nation. They have monuments and memorabilia named after them. So, why has Anne Burras been ignored? She is one of the most important women in American history. At the age of 14, she arrived in Jamestown in [...]
Maria Montessori’s Amazing Learning
Posted by charles in Careers, People, Self Development, Women on 07. May, 2010 | Comments Off
What is the best way to learn? That is the question that Maria Montessori asked about 100 years ago. At that time, most teachers had a rather academic approach and learning by repetition was prevalent. It involved the memorization of facts. However, it does little or nothing for ones practical skills. Amazing Women. This is a [...]
Ada Lovelace – First Female Software Writer
Posted by charles in Careers, Life Stories, People, Women on 27. Mar, 2010 | Comments Off
Ada Lovelace was the daughter of Lord Byron, but made her own name in the world. Her mother provided a very strict upbringing, with a focus on education in mathematics. Ada had an aptitude for applications. When she met Charles Babbage, she realized how her skills could help the man who had designed the first [...]
