Share With the 5 year anniversary of Katrina filling the airwaves, much is being said about The Big Easy. New Orleans has had so much to overcome—Hurricane Katrina and then the BP Oil Spill that has affected that area greatly. New Orleans has struggled to rise back up from the “ashes” so to speak, but [...]

Share There isn’t many bonds stronger than sisterhood. Together, we can do great things. We can share with one another and gain strength from each other’s personalities, we can confide in one another when things get rough, and we can be fabulous in each other’s company knowing our sister has out backs when needed. Yesterday, [...]

Share A winner has been chosen by NotoriousSpinks herself and the winner is….. Jamie! Jaime, please follow @NotoriousSpinks on Twitter and DM your address information to her. Thank you! _______________________ Below is a blog post called ’5 Books That Changed My Life’ written by a friend of mine named Notorious Spinks. We have been friends [...]

Share One of the amazing things about Twitter is that it connects me with extraordinary people doing real things. Earlier this year, I came in contact with Paula from My Personal Valet in Dallas, Texas. My Personal Valet is a full service concierge company that helps assist clients all over the globe. Business Women’s Spotlight [...]

Share It’s been awhile since I have been able to post a Business Women’s Spotlight entry. Everyone is so busy these days, and it gets a little cumbersome trying to touch bases with everyone and lockdown questions and answers. I was blessed to come across Shasta Nelson from GirlfriendCircles.com, an online site that matches friends [...]

Share Written By: Daree Allen, TheCubicleChick.com Guest Blogger “Ummm, well  I’m working at [COMPANY NAME REDACTED], doing the same thing I’ve been doing for years. I’m a [TITLE REDACTED]. I probably always will be. Pretty sorry, huh?” Those sentiments came from an old friend of mine that I recently caught up with. I’ve reconnected with [...]

Share Is there nothing that Michelle Obama cannot do? Earlier during the Obama administration, First Lady Michelle Obama challenged all colleges and their students to perform 100,000 hours of community service. The college that did so would win a keynote address from her during their graduation. George Washington University took to the challenge and clocked [...]

Share Written By: Kween, TheCubicleChick.com Contributor One of the things that is badly perpetuated in our media and society is the myth that sisters/women are catty and evil to one another. Of course, that is not always true. There are women out there being a positive force for each other. Nothing is better than a [...]

Share Can you believe it’s been ten years since Oprah launched her magazine, “O, The Oprah Magazine”? It seems like it was just yesterday that I picked up the first issue at the grocery store! (Wow, that was when I was 25! How times flies!) If there was anyone who pushed me to be the [...]

Share Jennifer Hudson brought tears to my eyes during Dreamgirls and has come a long way from singing on cruise ships and singing as a contestant on American Idol. Jennifer is a bonafide superstar with an Academy Award under her belt. She is now also a mother of a baby boy, David Jr., and the [...]

Share I get asked all of the time what a ‘Cubicle Chick’ is, and each time, I answer differently. But in short, a Cubicle Chick doesn’t have to work neccessairly in a cubicle. She is an independent woman who juggles work, family, and the world all on her shoulders while remaining fabulous. Holly Robinson-Peete is [...]

Share It is not very often that I am able to meet two such grounded and driven people, but I have been blessed to have that opportunity. I was befriended by sisters Shima and Tsahai, makers of natural luxury products for your body and your home, under the umbrella of their company, Shima + Sahai. [...]

Share When I received a follow request from @STLVolunteen, I followed back immediately. As a mother of a teen, I felt it was important to be in the know of volunteer opportunities for my son. But after chatting on Twitter, I found out not only was this the first type of site dedicated to local [...]