As summer gives way to the crisp, invigorating days of September, the world around us seems to embrace a new rhythm. Back-to-school season is in full swing, and while kids are gearing up for their academic adventures, it’s the perfect moment for South Asian women to reflect on their own journey and embark on a ... Read more The post Unlock Your Best Self This September: 7 Surprising Ways South Asian Women Can Thrive first appeared on Asian Women Mean Business ..read more

As South Asian Heritage Month draws to a close, I find myself reflecting deeply on my journey as a British South Asian woman. Growing up, I often felt caught between two worlds, struggling to reconcile my British upbringing with the rich tapestry of my South Asian heritage. Racism and stereotypes sometimes left me hesitant about ... Read more The post Embracing My Full Identity: A British South Asian Woman’s Journey During South Asian Heritage Month first appeared on Asian Women Mean Business ..read more

The Birmingham screening of ‘Mother Kili’ was a truly memorable event, shining a spotlight on the awe-inspiring achievements of South Asian women climbers. This poignant documentary beautifully captured their extraordinary journey as they defied expectations and reached the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro. Held at the Midland Arts Centre, with its blend of modern design and ... Read more The post Birmingham’s ‘Mother Kili’ Screening: An Unforgettable Night! first appeared on Asian Women Mean Business ..read more

“All change is hard at first, messy in the middle, and so gorgeous at the end.” – Robin Sharma We’re deep into a home renovation project, and I’m finding it incredibly stressful. We’re in the messy middle part—you know, the phase where the initial excitement of starting the project has faded, but the dreamy, Instagram-perfect ... Read more The post The Messy Middle first appeared on Asian Women Mean Business ..read more

The London screening of ‘Mother Kili’ was an extraordinary event, showcasing the awe-inspiring exploits of a group of South Asian trailblazing female climbers. This gripping documentary captured the relentless pursuit of their dreams as they shattered stereotypes and conquered the towering heights of Mount Kilimanjaro. The Soho Hotel in London, known for its chic interiors ... Read more The post An Evening to Remember: The London Screening of “Mother Kili” first appeared on Asian Women Mean Business ..read more

Friday, 28th June, was a landmark day in the journey toward better maternal health for South Asian women in the UK. We witnessed the inaugural South Asian Maternal Health Conference, an event that brought together a powerhouse of advocates, medical professionals, and community leaders. Organised by Geeta Nayar of Irwin Mitchell, chaired by Ranee Thakar, ... Read more The post Landmark Event: The First South Asian Maternal Health Conference in the UK first appeared on Asian Women Mean Business ..read more

As part of our theme in Inspire Club Stop Procrastinating, Start Doin, “Level Up” by Rob Dial is on the book list. This book serves as an indispensable roadmap for anyone seeking to enhance their personal development and productivity by eliminating procrastination. Dial expertly combines psychological insights with actionable strategies, providing a comprehensive guide to help individuals improve their focus and achieve their goals. This engaging blend of theory and practice inspires positive change, making it a must-read for those aiming to upgrade their lives across various dimensions. As th ..read more

Procrastination is a common challenge that many people face. It’s the act of delaying or postponing tasks until the last minute, often leading to stress, anxiety, and subpar results. However, overcoming procrastination is possible with the right strategies and mindset. We are covering Stop Procrastinating, Start Doing in our Inspire Club in May and June. But never fear we have Here’s a practical guide to help you tackle procrastination and become more productive. Before diving into the solutions, it’s important to understand why we procrastinate. Common reasons include: Fear of failure: Worry ..read more

Four years ago, we set out with a mission to empower and inspire every woman to reach her full potential through Inspire Club. Today, we are proud to look back on an incredible journey that has seen our community grow and flourish in ways we could only dream of. A Thriving Community We have touched the lives of over 500 women, helping them to achieve their goals, overcome challenges, and become the best versions of themselves. Our current membership stands strong at 130 inspiring women who continue to shape and elevate our community. Empowerment and Growth Through countless workshops, mentorsh ..read more

In the midst of Mental Health Awareness Week, we’re reminded of the profound connection between movement and mental well-being. This year’s theme, centered around movement, highlights the importance of physical activity in nurturing our mental health. And what better way to embody this theme than through the transformative power of hiking? Hiking isn’t just about traversing trails and summiting peaks; it’s a journey of self-discovery and healing. As we lace up our boots and set out into the wilderness, each step becomes a testament to our commitment to self-care and well-being. The rhythmic mo ..read more