CHOICES Magazine

In the dynamic landscape of entrepreneurship, women are increasingly making their mark, breaking barriers, and redefining success.

In the tapestry of time, the image of a woman has evolved, yet some threads from the past still linger, weaving a prototype that doesn’t quite fit the modern woman of the 21st century.

Competition - it’s a word we are brought up with. From competing at school to beating the other team in netball to vying for that top spot in the school leavers’ book! It’s no wonder that as we enter adulthood, this mindset is ingrained in our minds - always strive to be the best because there can only be one at the top. Sound familiar?

As creative entrepreneurs, the path to success is often painted with passion and strategy. But what happens when you’ve ticked off a primary financial goal and feel lost? It’s time to reevaluate your goals, not just in numbers, but in terms of emotional connection and broader ambitions.

Welcome to a transformative journey where dreams become reality, aspirations become accomplishments, and the extraordinary becomes everyday. We will dive deep into your empowering journey of making your vision board a tangible reality in 2024.

People often ask me if there is a secret sauce to getting yourself in the press. I wouldn’t say there is, but to quote an old boss of mine ‘There is the traditional way of doing it, and Sarah’s way.’

As we usher in a new year filled with fresh beginnings and boundless opportunities, it’s time to ignite our entrepreneurial spirits with resilience, determination, and a sprinkle of magic.

Flipping Imposter Syndrome On Its Head By Krystal Jugarap It’s inevitable - the not-so-elusive “Who am I [...]

In the rapidly evolving entrepreneurship landscape, women play an increasingly pivotal role in breaking barriers and reshaping industries.

Women can excel as entrepreneurs in various industries, and the choice ultimately depends on individual skills, interests, and market trends.

I distinctly recall the momentous decision to embark on the entrepreneurial path. During that period, I held full-time positions as an Associate Chairperson and Assistant Professor at a University, concurrently managing responsibilities as a mother to my children and a wife to my husband.