Clearblue has stepped into the keepsake economy with the launch of the Sparkle Kit, a rhinestone-adorned pregnancy test created for long term preservation.

Comparison is an easy trap to fall into, isn’t it?

Kindness. It’s one of those words that feels a bit... soft, doesn’t it?

There’s an undeniable sense of satisfaction that comes with crossing goals off your list.

Careers, much like life itself, rarely move in straight lines.

As the year drew to a close, professionals from across digital and design gathered for Women Innovators in Digital and Design’s Winter Meeting…

It’s exciting to imagine the finish line, to picture yourself ticking off that final box, and to bask in the glow of triumphant achievement.

There’s something about a fresh start. It’s like that feeling of stepping outside after a rainstorm the air feels cleaner, the world looks brighter and there’s a renewed sense of possibility.

Beauty is one of the oldest obsessions of humanity

History loves its heroes. We celebrate the inventors of light bulbs, the architects of revolutions and the pioneers of modern technology.

For decades, society has framed aging as something to fight, hide or dread, particularly for women.

When we think of life’s most transformative moments, becoming a parent is right at the top.

There’s something transformative about becoming a parent.

Audiences remember stories, not sales pitches.

Technology is often associated with speed, efficiency and commercial success.

Mistakes are often seen as setbacks. But for experienced leaders and individuals striving for growth, mistakes can be powerful tools for learning and development.

Clothes. They’re the first thing someone notices about you, often before you’ve said a single word.

Innovation is the engine of progress, a force that shapes societies, overturns conventions and redefines the possible.

There’s something magical about the act of creating. Whether it’s designing a product, writing a story, or brainstorming the next big idea, creation is the spark that moves the world forward.

Picture this: a woman starts her day at 6 am, juggling breakfast preparations, packed lunches, and the school run.