I recently journeyed to the Windy City of Chicago.

There’s something about spring that whispers: anything is possible.

I know many of us are holding the same question close to our hearts: What can I do to make a difference right now?

Today, RevelEleven is a community of over 11,000 women—and growing. 

Welcome to RevelAdventures: designed specifically for women. We are excited to announce that RevelEleven will offer two international trips per year

Spring is finally here, and this year, the return of light, blossoms, and blue skies feels more welcome than ever.

RevelEleven is different. We invite you to show up as you are—your beautiful, powerful, precious, and unique self. No need for business cards or job titles here.

The start of a New Year always gives me the feeling that anything is possible. It’s a fresh start and an ideal time to focus on the coming year and the changes you want to make in your life.

Our Pup Report was so popular last year that we decided to bring it back this year with a few helpful reminders to keep your holidays bright, inspired, and full of wagging tails.

There’s something magical about the holiday season in New York City. The music, the twinkling lights, the festive spirit—it’s like stepping into a snow globe of endless wonder. Earlier this year, I decided I had to experience it for myself. I didn’t know exactly how it would happen, but I knew it was going to happen.

It’s the holidays: the time of year when we’re being pulled in so many directions! Wouldn’t it be lovely to have a roadmap guiding you to a thoughtful and meaningful season wrapped in intention?

As we acknowledge World Mental Health Day, let it serve as a gentle reminder that nurturing our mental health is not a one-day event, but a lifelong practice.

In a powerful speech at the Democratic National Convention, Michelle Obama reminded us of a resurgent feeling sweeping across the nation: hope. As she eloquently put it, "Hope is making a major comeback."

From politics to business, culture to sports, women are stepping up, stepping out and taking charge.