Why a Great Woman Says “I Do” to the Man She Does
A great woman attracts a great many men. One of history’s most eligible bachelorettes upended her ideals of romance to wed a humble Scotsman. Their love story says it all.
Read MoreAuthor: Nichole Parks
How do you become a great woman? I'm asking. It's not rhetorical. You see, I'd like to be one. I intend to gain a fair blueprint by learning from inspirational women in history. You're welcome to join me.
10 Timeless Home-Keeping Truths
This prim and practical advice empowered Victorian brides to pursue heart work (vs. hard work) in caring for new households.
Read MoreReview of Praying with Jane
Jane Austen’s prose had a way of drawing hearts closer, and her prayers are no exception.
Read MoreAdvice From Great Women With Anxieties
Worries, second guesses, and nerves. . . Inspirational women in history faced them one and all. Here’s how.
Read MoreWhat Queen Victoria Wants You To Know About Power Struggles in Marriage
Queens lead. It’s as simple as that—unless you’re married. “Bowing out” empowered Victoria more than she could have imagined.
Read MoreThe Best Speaking Tip For Great Women
There is an integrity to silence. Learn how one celebrity bride kept her dirty laundry quiet even when articles about her underwear made history.
Read More5 Ways Great Women Encourage
It takes true courage to encourage. You won’t believe the incredible lengths these historic figures went to fortify others around them.
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