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By Tessa Dodson.

Language certification is becoming one of the most underrated career moves a woman in global business can make. Not because being multilingual is new - plenty of professionals have always spoken more than one language - but because turning that ability into a verified, documented credential is a different proposition entirely. It transforms a ...


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By Tricia Scott. 

Let me paint you a picture.

It’s 36 degrees in London. I am in Mayfair, in a heatwave that the city is spectacularly unprepared for, standing next to Elaine Parker — founder of Exaltis, my ride-or-die for the trip, and the woman who will later introduce m...


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By Marisa Sim.

Do you remember the feeling of warm grass beneath your bare feet? The taste of ice cream melting faster than you could lick it? The pure joy of running through a sprinkler on a hot afternoon?

For many of us, these memories feel like they belong to another lifetime. Somewhere between childhood and motherhood, we learned to be serious. We k...


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There’s a particular kind of bravery that is rarely discussed in professional circles.

We’re not talking about the glossy, LinkedIn version with perfectly curated milestones and humble-brag captions. We’re talking about the real kind. The kind where you walk away from the safe salary, the benefits, the title, the structure (oh, the structure!), and say to yourself, “Le...


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By Tricia Scott.

There are no cars in Saas-Fee.

You stop at the village boundary — 1,800 metres up, eighteen peaks over 4,000 metres all around you — step out, and let the Alpine air do its thing. From here, you walk. Or you wait for The Capra's electric car, which is already on its way.

It's on its way because someone at The Capra already checke...


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