We women can do anything. We are often the glue at home and at work. We are the problem solvers, we are the nurturers, we do it all but that does not mean we should do it all. I've been thinking about self-care and how often we put ourselves on the backburner while we take care of everyone and everything else. It can lead to feeling burnt out and impact our health. We have to care for ourselves like we care for everyone else. This week, I challenge us all to: ask for help when we need help get more sleep drink more water care for ourselves by putting our oxygen mask on first Then we save the world...
We lost 2 dear friends in the last few months. Wendy, the owner of Diva in Arizona.Wendy was a very good business woman. It took a few years until I got to know her well. She came across distant when I interacted with her through phone or email but then I met her and her husband at the NY trade shows and had a very good and warm discussion about life and business and during the pandemic she joined a few of our "Power Hour" zoom sessions and I got to know the open and friendly Wendy. We had different political views but it never interfered. We were always respectful to each other.Wendy passed away suddenly from a heart condition she...
Aging helps me with accepting change. When I was younger, I thought I was in charge of what's happening inside me and around me. We are Ok with leaves dying off the trees but when our bodies show signs of change we tend to not accept it and even try to stop it but when our bodies show signs of change we tend to not accept it and even try to stop it. We all have moments where we believe that whatever is happening to others will not happen to us. Spring and Passover remind of change and help me welcome it. Nothing stays the same, the world outside is changing, we are changing, and the only thing we can...
It is very easy to spot an Alembika woman in a big crowd.
She is confident, open and loves the way she looks.It was very heart warming to see the support Hagar received from her fans during Tel Aviv Fashion Week in Israel. I wanted to share some of their photos with you which they were happy to take.
Do you see a similarity to our US Alembika woman? Happy Monday,Yael
I am proud to share with you the below article about Hagar Alembik, Alembika head designer, who is receiving a lifetime achievement award. See below for original article and English translation. Over 3 decades of creativity - Click here for original article Hagar Alembik, the Israeli designer behind “Alembika” will be receiving a lifetime achievement award as part of the “2023 TLV FAC KORNIT FASHION WEEK” that is planned for this upcoming March. Today, Alembika is the largest leading fashion designer coming from Israel. Alembik was chosen for the recognizable iconic stamp over fashion and the strong impact she had over 35 years. She is considered to be Israel’s most valuable designer and the most successful international designer....
