Nicole Bold, our January Woman of the Month, is an active entrepreneur, friend, and mother. Her days are full from sunrise to sunset, with hardly a wasted minute. Downtime is filled with productive planning or essential bonding, so...
In Part I of Nicole’s interview, we learned about her early life as a girl who was constantly moving across the country, unable to retain friendships and having to deal with the realities of living in dangerous neighborhoods. She...
When I first saw Nicole, I was immediately taken by the aura of self-confidence and down-to-earth grace she carried in her posture, even if she were simply sitting on a bar stool, typing on her laptop. Tall and willowy, but also toned...
Our October Woman of the Month, Lauren Fellows, is a devoted follower of fashion. Her artistry is informed not only by experience and practice but also by research and innovation. She enjoys trying out new looks and experimenting for...
We’ve had the honor of speaking to Lauren Fellows, a recent graduate of City House’s Transitional Living Program who is taking her life back from difficult times. In Part I of her interview, Lauren talked about what...
I was humbled to speak to a young woman whose life experiences are both uniquely hers and yet also a reflection of youths in transition all around the world. Model Behaviors, as you may know, collaborates every year with City House,...
There’s a popular gospel tune that says, “I don’t look like what I’ve been through.” A message of hope cloaked with resilience, the popularity of the phrase breathes strength. It’s safe to say, that...
Our August Woman of the Month, Misha Sturns, brings new meaning to the word hustle. This early riser doesn’t waste one second of her day. Instead, she engages fully with everything that brings her life purpose and meaning. Fasten...
We’re so delighted to have Misha Sturns as our August Woman of the Month. If you missed Part I of our interview with her, we talked about sibling rivalry, boy band crushes, pursuing secret dreams, and unexpected career paths. In...
I’m the consummate observer. I feel most comfortable sitting in the corner with a good book and in a position with walls on either side. From this vantage point, people can’t really get a good view of me, and there’s only one angle...
