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How many steps do you need to take to get to where you want to be? What kind of dreams do you have for your future? Historically, women were taught to aspire to marriage, motherhood and homemaking. But as society’s values and expectations continue to change, various women are showing us that anyone can be successful.
The following four women demonstrate that you don’t have to be born wealthy in order to pursue your dreams. Each of these women have stories that prove just how powerful women can be when they create their own opportunities and use their passions and fervor to see their goals through. Click here to read the full article.
Tweeting, texting and pinning are expedient digital ways to connect, but some business owners believe there’s still strong demand for unique, handcrafted ways to stay in touch. Just ask New York City entrepreneur Tanea Smith, who says instant communications diminish the message. “I find that with the social media boom, we’ve become woefully detached in terms of authentic connection,” she says. The handmade cards from her company, She’s Got Papers, feature images designed to make the recipient feel empowered and valued. “The handwritten note congratulating you on your promotion will be treasured long after your news feed disappears into cyberspace,” she says. Click here to read the full article.

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Tanea Smith is bursting with inspiration. A visit to her daughter’s pediatrician, a family member’s divorce, even a run on the treadmill have given Smith ideas for her online stationery boutique, She’s Got Papers. A passionate journal writer and calligrapher, Smith’s ideas about body image, self-love, dreams, and even her experience as a teenage mother, have shaped her unique collections for business professionals, girlfriends, moms, kids, and babies. With products like the “Baby Business Card,” and “Learner’s Permit,” She’s Got Papers is meant to foster etiquette, personal connections, and above all, inspiration. Click here to read the full article.
We love pretty things, you know that by now, so when we came across She’s Got Papers, we knew that we needed to know more. Gorgeous, fun stationary is something we can never have enough of, but imagine how much deeper we fell in love with this company when we got in touch with Tanea Smith, the owner. Here’s a little bit about where She’s Got Papers came from. Click here to read the full article.
Tanea Smith, CEO and Founder of She’s Got Papers, was first a new kid on the block, armed with a box of crayons, ready to make her mark on the world. Next, she was a young lady forging ahead, jotting down all those fabulous ideas to help mold and shape her journey. Then, a lady fully focused on the prize, knowing that the future is right now — she’s determined to triumph! Click here to read the full article.
20 Questions Interview with Tanea Smith. Click here to read the full article.
Those who know me well understand how much I love stationary cards. I like to keep birthday, holiday or ‘Thinking of You’ cards so I can delve and reminisce about my favorite memories. According to Harvard Associate Professor Francesca Gina, the importance of giving thanks lies in “receiving expressions of gratitude makes us feel a heightened sense of self-worth, and that in turn triggers other helpful behaviors toward both the person we are helping and other people, too.” Click here to read the full article.