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  • 2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Shelley Zalis

    For decades, menopause has been a whispered word spoken behind closed doors, misunderstood, and often dismissed as “just a women’s issue.” But now, with more women in leadership, media, and medicine driving the conversation, menopause is stepping into the spotlight and it’s about time. Meanwhile, a new term is quietly surfacing in parallel: manopause.

  • 1 month ago | imd.org | Shelley Zalis

    Trust isn’t just a leadership buzzword – it’s everything. It fuels relationships, powers performance, and creates cultures where people and businesses thrive. Yet today, we are living in a crisis of trust. According to the 2025 Edelman Trust Barometer:61% of people globally believe institutions serve the few, not the many. Trust in government and media is plummeting, and even business – the most trusted institution – is slipping. Trust in employers has fallen from 78% in 2018 to 73% today.

  • 2 months ago | forbes.com | Shelley Zalis

    This morning in my SoulCycle class, my instructor David said something that stopped me mid-spin:“Bravery is owning up to the fact that you might have fear—but doing it anyway.”And just like that, it clicked. I often talk about conscious leadership—and that still matters. But awareness without action is just observation. What we need now is an evolution. We need brave leaders. Bravery isn’t about being fearless. It’s about acknowledging fear and choosing to move forward anyway.

  • Mar 8, 2025 | forbes.es | Ana Mones Cazon |Shelley Zalis |Cristina Romero |Annika Grosser

    Todos hemos dicho alguna vez «porque yo lo valgo» mirándonos al espejo, o «porque tú lo vales» a alguna amiga cuando estaba desanimada. Este icónico lema, perteneciente a L’Oréal Paris, redefinió la belleza y el empoderamiento femenino hace más de 50 años, cuando la palabra ‘poder’ no estaba ni de lejos ligada a ‘mujer’. Aunque fue L’Oréal Paris la marca nos la hizo interiorizar, fue Ilon Specht, publicista y luchadora silenciosa, quien logró cambiar la narrativa en la industria de la belleza.

  • Mar 7, 2025 | forbes.com | Shelley Zalis

    Every year, International Women’s Day comes and goes with bold statements and marketing campaigns celebrating women, yet without measurable impact. With the political landscape what it is, we can’t afford to treat IWD as just another moment of recognition. Here’s the truth: women are one of the greatest untapped investments in the world today. They consistently outperform, drive innovation, and shape markets—yet they remain underfunded and undervalued.

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Shelley Zalis
Shelley Zalis @ShelleyZalis
24 Jun 25

I think the most important thing for women is to believe in yourself, own your voice and know your worth. #ViolaDavis sums it up perfectly! https://t.co/pJaMA3LYuI

Shelley Zalis
Shelley Zalis @ShelleyZalis
23 Jun 25

My #girlfriends are my sisters of choice. When we're together, magic happens! ✨ Tag yours. https://t.co/d0SmVLNTLc

Shelley Zalis
Shelley Zalis @ShelleyZalis
20 Jun 25

A big reminder that people will remember how you make them feel. The way you show up in the world—with kindness, grace, and compassion—matters. https://t.co/xKsBOcm9Fq