
Mia Barnes
Editor in Chief at Body+Mind Magazine
Contributor at The Art of Healthy Living Health
Articles
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2 weeks ago |
womenlovetech.com | Robyn Foyster |Pamela Connellan |Mary Grace |Mia Barnes
Marissa Rodriguez shares how she packed her bags and headed from New York to Athens to pursue her travel dreams and still enjoyed e-commerce success at the same time. Here’s her story. In 2007, I started working with eCommerce businesses, back when most people barely knew what that meant. Retail and wholesale dominated the market. eCommerce was an afterthought. An experiment.
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2 weeks ago |
womenlovetech.com | Robyn Foyster |Pamela Connellan |Mary Grace |Mia Barnes
Imagine stepping into an office where every corner gleams with practical elegance. As a woman in tech, creating spaces that foster focus, creativity, and comfort isn’t just a luxury, it’s a necessity. The curated collection of monitor light bars from Quintis is a revelation for anyone who spends long hours in front of a screen.
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2 weeks ago |
womenlovetech.com | Robyn Foyster |Pamela Connellan |Mary Grace |Mia Barnes
Taylor Swift’s recent move to buy back the rights to her original work, coupled with the global economic impact of the Eras Tour, cements her as a billion-dollar case study. One who knows the value of ownership and understands her audience deeply, Swift has quietly become one of the most influential business minds of her generation. So what can we learn…. 1. Own Your IP – It’s Your LeverageWhen Swift lost the rights to her original masters, she didn’t back down.
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3 weeks ago |
chilledmagazine.com | Mia Barnes
As much as a bartender’s job description is to mix drinks, serve them and collect payment, the role incorporates much more in practice. From being a shoulder to cry on and an unofficial advisor to the face of the bar and the in-house “marketing specialist,” the bartender does much more than tend bar. These hardworking staff members also help keep an eye on patrons and make sure they don’t have one too many.
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3 weeks ago |
literallydarling.com | Mia Barnes
When you have downtime on vacation, you curl up with a blanket and watch your favorite movies. What if you combined your favorite films with your travel plans? Hollywood’s influence reaches beyond California and could inspire your next trip. Here’s your complete guide to turning flicks into unforgettable summer trips. From coast to coast, the opportunities for a movie-based vacation are vast. Here are five options for women incorporating Tinseltown in their travel plans.
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