When I was little, I never imagined a big fancy wedding, nor did I envision it making the NBC news or written about by others. Yet when I met Greg Hill, I knew I wanted a wedding. When looking for wedding venues, we knew it had to be in California, specifically wine country. Both of us are transplants, and our common denominator was California.

Have you ever wondered what the difference is between pilates and yoga? Make sure to google before and after photos. While pilates involves small, micro movements, these movements can make a huge difference to your body. Heather Cloud has been a lifelong follower of pilates but it wasn’t until her 20’s that she fell back in love with the practice and turned it into a party – The Pilates Party.

You did it. You created a business, built the website - now it’s time to find clients. Yet one of the hardest parts is getting your business discovered. Enter Tiffany Coyle, co-founder of Twinning Pros, an organic marketing agency specializing in that goal. Keep reading to learn more about what it takes to build a successful business.

We all at some point have encountered the idea of hustle culture. Waking up at 5am, exercising, journaling, brewing coffee, but is it normal?

At what point on a woman's fertility journey should one explore egg freezing? It’s become a more popular benefit for companies to offer their employees and is known as a way to broaden our range of choices later in life - but what are the steps? Dr. Jennifer Blakemore, an Assistant Professor in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at NYU Langone Fertility Center, is answering all our questions about the egg freezing process. An expert in the field, she’s actively involved in research, and has published numerous articles in Fertility & Sterility, Human Reproduction, and the Journal of Assisted Reproduction and Genetics.

From our experience, it’s so much easier to start a business when you’re mentored or guided by someone. So, let us guide you with the advice below on how to start your first business and what we’ve learned from starting our own. 

Leslie Porter believes there’s no “one size fits all” when it comes to self-care, it should be personalized to one’s goals. She saw a gap in the self-care market and created a business around coaching entrepreneurs to take care of themselves first. Read on for Leslie’s most valuable advice about how to do just that.

Before Six Degrees Society was born, I had a job in the corporate world. Slowly as my hobby for connecting people with each other grew, the flame for my regular job diminished. I started Six Degrees much less prepared than I’d like to admit, and along the way, I’ve learned a few things as I grew my business. As well as helping so many of my clients get their businesses off the ground. Read on to see what I’ve learned all these years after quitting corporate for good.

It’s not about sticking 100% to your diet - showing up with consistency is the key to health, says Anna Brown. She’s a New York City based certified dietitian and her teachings encapsulate a holistic approach. Anna advises her clients on their sleep regimen, hormonal cycles and so much more. Read on to learn her advice on implementing purposeful routines and connecting more to your body. 

Getting the swing of things as an entrepreneur can be challenging. In the beginning, you might find your way around the simpler things, like how to create an LLC, make an Instagram ad, what to post on the blog. But, as more money is coming in and time is getting scarcer, businesses evolve and tasks need to be delegated. But, you don’t have to do it alone. So many established entrepreneurs have a habit of joining mastermind groups to skyrocket their business. Here are 5 reasons why joining a mastermind is the right decision for you. 

Instead of being disappointed by the situation that Aleya found herself in, laid off from her long-term job, she decided to take matters into her own hands. After a few years of hard work, Aleya is the founder of some very successful ventures and now shares her knowledge with entrepreneurs on a podcast. She hosts the Own it! program and she even has the ability to align your energy through bioenergetic business coaching. Read on to find out the common mistakes Aleya sees entrepreneurs making with their businesses - and how to fix them. 

There are so many methods for organizing your time and setting your goals. Different things work for different people. So, with trial and error, you can definitely figure out which ones work for you. These 5 that we are sharing with you today are a staple for the Six Degrees team.

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The inner struggle to be an “independent” woman, instead of asking others for help, is very real. But, the answer for women everywhere might be embracing their feminine power - and asking themselves why asking for help should be considered a weakness. Victoria Amiya shares her journey of what she learned from being unaligned with her femininity to her process of becoming a femininity coach (and even attracting her vibrational match!) Read more to find out how. 

Does gathering the family for the holiday season give you anxiety? Are you typically hit with some of the more uncomfortable questions like “when are you getting married?” or “Why aren’t you in a relationship” or “Is that a real job?”. Your inner critic might be going insane. Try these tried and trusted tips to make your holiday gatherings that much more enjoyable, for everyone and to cultivate deeper connections with those that you love.

Creating hundreds of new connections per year has taught me so many things. But one stands out in particular. The biggest problem that female entrepreneurs struggle with is perfectionism - very closely related to burnout. Kimberly Irving struggled with this herself, but now she’s in the business of helping other entrepreneurs understand their stress, define what success means to them and ultimately help them hit their life and business goals. Read on to learn the mechanisms of stress according to Kimberly, and her advice to hack them.

After figuring out the classic “American Dream” no longer worked for her, Vanja Markovic decided to go on a journey of self-discovery. She realized photography was her calling. After mastering the technical aspects, Vanja discovered her second passion of storytelling through brand photography. Now, she helps entrepreneurs with brand recognition by telling their visual stories. Read more to find out what advice Vanja has to offer for photographers and entrepreneurs. 

In true entrepreneurial fashion, Stephanie Trzaska noticed an opportunity when her Instagram following continued to reach out and ask for help to start their own businesses. So, she stepped up to the plate and pivoted from her original idea. From a Montessori consultant to launching Little Scraps of Magic, she now guides moms to balance their businesses with their family lives, starting with finding their why.