The conversation continues around “How does she do it all?” This time, we’re talking parenting, dating advice, and conversations about race at work. ICYMI: House of Wise went live on Clubhouse with Jen Lee for...

More than 40,000 people in the U.S. are incarcerated for cannabis-related charges, and we’re highlighting strong women from Last Prisoner Project who have come out on the other side to tell about it. Here is the story of Katree Darriel Saunders.

Moms are nurturers, lovers, and all-around badasses. Mother’s Day is meant to celebrate the women in your life who have nurtured you or your children in some way, blood-related or not. So whether you’re looking...

“Does anyone else feel bad when they can’t do as much work when they’re on their period?” 

Immediately every woman on our group chat reacted in unison.

“Yes!” 

“100%” 

“Omg, me.”

In the past, I would have echoed a similar sentiment of guilt and shame, but now I know better. I told the group, “I used to, but don't at all anymore. Our periods are our body's way of flushing out the things we don't need anymore, which if you think about it, is pretty amazing! So now it's a process I honor, and I remind myself that taking care of me and my body comes first. If I do that, work and everything else will be better too. I am my most valuable asset.”

CBD oil products (cannabidiol) is quickly championing the daily routines of women. That’s why we love it. Safe, routine use paired with other natural active ingredients can provide therapeutic benefits like calm, focus, rest, and even libido-boosting confidence. But how long does it stay in your body?

Your laptop sits at the kitchen counter with a sticky juice box, your partner’s wallet, and the cat rubbing all over your keyboard. And oops - you left your coffee in the microwave for the third time today. How will you ever get that sales presentation done? “Just focus,” you say to yourself. But sometimes, that’s easier said than done.

We’re back again with the big question: “How does she do it all?” Successful women don’t. They prioritize and ask for help, and we’re here to normalize that convo. 

ICYMI: House of Wise went live on Clubhouse with Rachel Hofstetter for a 30-minute empowerment convo. Clubhouse is an audio-only social platform for participants to drop into rooms of various topics. 

At House of Wise, we stand for fairness, equality, and empowerment of women who want to take control of their lives. That’s why we’re a proud partner of Last Prisoner Project, a nonprofit organization fighting criminal injustice and reimagining drug policy specifically on cannabis-related incarceration.

Imagine if making a profit from a cannabis business landed you in jail for years. That’s why over 40,000 people in the U.S. are incarcerated — for something others are successfully building in public.