Sherrain Myles

My daughter is a new driver. So, for about 20 months, the passenger side door grip and I have become very close.  The ride has grown much easier for the both of us, as I’ve embraced her maturity in the driver’s […]

Do you ever feel like the darkness of the bags under your eyes are like the rings of a tree, but your face is telling people how many years you’ve gone without good sleep?

In our overscheduled, race-around l […]

So, what is change?  Change is basically just something different than before.  Whether it is an action, an object, or something else.  It’s just something different.  So, why is it that so many fear it?  Have y […]

Never has patriarchy been more in the news. Underneath the shocking stories of harassment emerging nearly daily, we read of patriarchy’s more devastating effects – sky-rocketing rates of maternal and infant mor […]

Our lives transition at regular intervals. In the same way rearranging the furniture transforms the room, learning to embrace change and transitions can usher in beautiful transformation. Birthdays, New Year’s D […]

In light of last month’s celebration of the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and the explosive comments spoken recently by another leader, the word “change” is weighing heavy on me today. I am old enough to re […]

Change is scary.  Change is exciting.  Change is good.  Change is Life.

Change happens every day to all of us.  We can learn from it and embrace it as change introduces us to new ideas and feelings.  Chan […]

“I wanted to be scared again…I want to feel unsure again.  That’s the only way I feel challenged.”
– Connie Chung
Have you ever known someone who is so stuck in their fears that they are missing out on life? […]

There is so much power in what we say that we often change the course of our lives without even knowing it. “I don’t see myself ever getting there” or “If I just looked like…” or “I can’t because I am a woman” are […]

Happy New Year and best wishes for a healthy, abundant and prosperous year! Let’s make a commitment this year to set our goals to continually improve our Financial House and take active steps to reach our goals a […]

“How did you overcome the fear?” Recently a good friend of mine asked me, how I was able to overcome the immense fear that I had during the first four plus weeks of diagnosis, port surgery and chemo treatments.  […]

If you ask people who know me today for some words that describe me, you’ll hear words like “bold” and “courageous” and “outspoken.”  If you had asked people who knew me ten years ago for some words that […]

Q: Let’s start at the beginning.  Where were you born?

A: I was born in San Antonio, TX

Q: What was your childhood like?  Were you always playing sports?  Which ones?

A: I grew up on a ranch in south Texa […]

Recently I was a speaker at an amazing event.  The event was in conjunction with a fundraiser to bring awareness to two major challenges… cancers that affect women and domestic violence. As stories were being sh […]

Living in Fear Could be Killing You

It was about 18 years ago, and I was being interviewed by a small magazine doing a story on Women of the 80’s in business.  At the time, I had my own insurance agency in No […]

We are afraid to tell anyone.

We are afraid to talk about the details.

We are afraid of being blamed.

We are afraid.

Women have had horrendous things implied about them, said to them and done to them. […]

Did you know, I was able to find something to celebrate every single day of the year.  Whether it was an official, national holiday such as the recent “MLK Day,” or the upcoming global celebration, “World Re […]

Old age is definitely not for sissies… I am an only daughter who looks after both of my elderly parents.  As the only girl in my family, I knew growing up that it would be my responsibility to take care of my pa […]