It’s our joy to introduce you to Janice Munemitsu, a friend of Women Doing Well. We know you’ll be inspired by her story, which originally appeared on Gospel Patrons.     Hello, I’m Janice Munemitsu, born and raised a farmer’s daughter in Orange County, CA. I spent my business career growing some of America’s favorite food […]

God is using women encourage each other and invest in building His Kingdom. This post kicks off a series that will cover courage, planning, and finding accountability. Look for the next post in a few weeks.  I had remarkable conversations with three Christian women this week. The first recently sold her energy company and is […]

With a new year comes a new chance to make plans, goals, and decisions for the months ahead. Just as we do every January, we invite you to set aside some time—just you, with your spouse, or with family or friends—and make a purposeful plan for 2019. Pam Pugh, one of the founders of Women […]

When it comes to the topic of money, women aren’t just a factor, they’re a driving force. Women now own just over half of all personal wealth in the U.S., and researchers say that by 2030, that number will rise to more than two-thirds. As their roles grow and change, are women prepared for the […]

There’s nothing quite like a big milestone to get you thinking about big things. For me, it was my 50th birthday and the importance of leaving a legacy. Knowing I was at a critical juncture of life, I pursued this topic with urgency, examining some of the world’s greatest legacies that inspire and impact generations.  […]

 “There are no ordinary people.  You have never talked to a mere mortal.”  C.S. Lewis (from his sermon “The Weight of Glory”)  I’m in the back seat of a stranger’s car. After pleasant and perfunctory greetings, we travel silently together. I’m using Uber, a creative option for people to share their ride with others (though […]

Many marriages have a saver and a spender—and they don’t always see eye to eye. That was true for New York Times best-selling author and nonprofit entrepreneur Conor Grennan and his wife. In this repost from his blog, Conor shares the important lesson he learned about being “the cheap one” and how that changed his […]

Could you go an entire year without shopping? In this repost of an op-ed from The New York Times author Ann Patchett walks through her experience with a no-shopping year and the lessons she learned about her habits—and herself.  The idea began in February 2009 over lunch with my friend Elissa, someone I like but […]