Cathi Lütjens on building Vocabolo Moscatelli with her husband, dividing responsibilities, learning to compromise and making marriage and business work.

Nancy Mendelson reflects on names, identity, reinvention and getting older, and why she finally stopped trying to become someone else.

Three moms share what worked when raising bilingual and multilingual kids, from immersion and consistency to keeping language connected to culture.

Gloria Steinem changed how generations of women thought about equality, work and themselves. We revisit the quotes that still resonate today.

What Dolly Parton taught us about confidence, creativity, business, education, leadership and creating opportunity for the women coming behind you.

Meditation gets all the attention, but Nancy Mendelson makes the case for laughter as a powerful way to reset, get present and feel better.

Brené Brown on trust, learning agility, vulnerability, recovery and the human skills leaders need as AI reshapes the future of travel.

Columnist Nancy Mendelson reflects on how every person who enters our lives leaves a trace, shaping who we become in ways we may not recognize until years later.

Hospitality's top leaders share the mom-isms that shaped their careers — from "eat first, then solve the problem" to never shrinking to fit the room.

The mental load isn't a to-do list. Sociologist Leah Ruppanner, author of Drained, explains the eight types women carry — and why they're so heavy.

Equal Pay Day has arrived with a frustrating reminder: women have lost ground again. Here’s practical advice to help women advocate for fair pay, negotiate with confidence, and push for more equitable workplaces.

A thoughtful reflection on why wisdom can’t be rushed, mistakes aren’t failures, and growth only comes through lived experience. A new hertelier column by Nancy Mendelson.