Showing posts with label financial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label financial. Show all posts

Thursday, August 11, 2016

When A Super Woman Flies, Sky Is Never The Limit

When we feel that we are not good enough, be it for a task or for another person, the first thought that should hit us is whether the cause of this feeling is due to self-realization or a statement made by another person. If it’s the first option, then we should embrace the super woman inside us and thrive to be a better version of oneself. If it is the second one, then we really need to look into our character and drag out that burdening lack of confidence that has made us so vulnerable to others opinion.

Saturday, August 6, 2016

Super Woman: Great Mom And Even A Better Dad

The concept of motherhood is an absolute delight in itself. But for women who don’t get to share this happiness with their spouse, assuming the role of both the parents becomes the most significant task. The account of a single mom can be either because of the sudden demise of her husband or an unfortunate divorce because of which she is rendered helpless in the face of life, where she has to work more than usual to make both ends meet. Some women, upholding the role of super woman, become single moms by choice when they choose to embrace the bliss of parenthood by legally adopting a baby, promising to nurture them.

Friday, August 5, 2016

Super Woman To Super Home Maker

Managing expenses of a household is one of the primary agendas of a woman who has taken up the challenge of being a home maker. She might be a mother or a wife, but like a super woman, she takes care of the task of meeting all the needs of her family. She has to be a multi-tasker and assume many different roles. If the bread winner is earning sufficiently and being a reasonable man, is generous enough to give sufficient amount to his partner for running the house, then she can comfortably fulfill all her roles. The challenge appears, when due to some unforeseeable circumstances, her partner loses his job or becomes unable to provide sufficient funds as he might have done earlier.