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We envision a world where women through wisdom Aspire, Excel, Inspire, Outreach, and Unite in the collective efforts of all women to reach their fullest potential.

Our Story

“Women Inspired and Spiritually Empowered” started as a gripping and stimulating theme that was used at a conference for women. When that conference was over, it didn’t seem right to let it end there! Such a powerful statement was meant to be shared and used as a base upon which more should come. Thus, W.I.S.E. was developed to continue making a positive impact, and sharing valuable information, reliable resources, and encouraging good deeds among women across the globe.

Mission

Establish a support network of quality service providers and organizations, promoting the personal growth, self-development, and achievement of women; and the advancement of causes inherently valuable to women. We aim to encourage and engage women in creating a positive impact on the larger community and, ultimately, the entire human family. We are "Women Inspired and Spiritually Empowered", pursuing pathways to optimal living.

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Spring Up…Spring into Life!

Spring is a time of renewal. Being tired of winter is motivation to spring up and spring into life! It's time for a breath of fresh air.

Is the stuff that surrounds you crowding your existence? Does your environment need a little sprucing? Are you finding it hard to be clutter-free? If you answered, “Yes”, here are some solutions to creating uncluttered spaces. Simply Stacie offers some timely household tips to help you clear away and put away “your stuff” so you can appreciate your space. Here’s the article, How to Keep Surfaces Clutter Free.

A Twist on Your Spring Cleaning Chores
Creating an earth-friendly home environment brings awareness to the issue of toxins in your home. Ridding your house of toxins is a difficult task, but you can make a difference in reducing your exposure to toxic chemicals in the products you use every day. This article, A New Twist on Spring Cleaning, provides a Q&A on cleaning up the toxins in your home. Because your indoor health matters, you’ll want to keep your home clean and fresh and clean. Sylvane’s Top 10 Spring Cleaning Tips for 2016, will help you get the job done.

You can spruce up and spring free of clutter, and it doesn’t have to be a burden. Here are more great tips posted by Dana @Cubesmart, Stop Hoarding, Start Purging: 8 Motivating Spring Cleaning Tips.

WATCH VIDEO> 'Hoarders' Organizer Helps Clean Up For Spring

If you know someone who has serious issues with hoarding, and who may need professional help, please locate a hoarding taskforce in your area. The resources for hoarding vary by State.

Blossoming Into Healthier Living
Could your body use a good “cleansing”? In addition to detoxifying your home, you can also detox your body, helping restore it to its natural balance. Spring cleaning: It’s good for your body, according to Shift in Health by Wendy Henrichs.

We’d like to note that while there is plenty of advice about the detoxification process, it’s always a good idea to consult your physician before engaging in any such activities.

Bloom Where You’re Planted
It’s easy to see nature coming alive now that spring has officially arrived. Green grass is sprouting conspicuously, tree leaves reappearing, and flowers budding delightfully, signifying another change of season. Let’s revisit the concept “bloom where you’re planted”. Here’s a little twist with a DIY activity, we know you’ll love.

Springing Back After Spring Break
Did you spend your “spring break” doing everything but “taking a break”? If you’re one of millions of students who returned to school only to find it difficult to focus and get back on track, this article (written by students) is for you. Find out more about “How to Readjust to School After Spring Break”. Here are some ways (for teachers and students) to get your “Motivation After Spring Break”. If you’re looking forward to a spring break in April, here are some ways to “Plan a smooth, enjoyable, and satisfying spring break for the whole family”, or you can simply use these ideas to plan next year’s break.

Keeping it real simple…
Fun Spring Activities Checklist as you spring up, into life…into action