PS Society President shares a personal story about why silence is not helpful, that rage does not have to be loud and damaging, and work that we all have to do for a better world for ourselves, and our children.

I share a raw moment of feeling left out at a work event and how quickly that spiral of self-doubt can take over, even on a good day. Through the lens of neuroscience and self-awareness, this reflection explores rejection sensitivity, belonging, and the power of choosing to keep showing up as yourself—corner seat and all.

When you know better, but being human means you can still get caught up when you aren't on the outside.

PS Society gave me back to myself. For the first time in a long time, I could show up without a mask—no performance, no pressure, just presence. They didn’t just see my skills; they saw me. And they didn’t ask me to do more than I could—they held space for what I could give, and celebrated it. In a world that so often demands polish, they reminded me that being real is more than enough.

Whether it is the seasons, the month, the week, or the time of day, you can count on change to happen.

by JM Balbuena Baby JM Balbuena There’s a moment in every woman’s journey when she looks around at what she’s been taught—history,...

Today, we are being called to step up and take responsibility for our actions. No more playing the victim or trying to pass blame;

We learn as we grow up to associate self-worth with achievement. Furthermore, our culture does not reward those who are happy just to be.

And that's what the universe wants us to do today: consciously stay open to new possibilities.

We Can Heal Unhealthy Patterns

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Throughout my life, across the many industries I’ve worked in, I noticed a recurring theme: women often struggled to find meaningful...

Let me tell you—it wasn’t just a meeting; it was a transformative experience for everyone involved. Together, we not only...