Five Question Series
Born and raised in India, Anisha moved to Toronto to study Publishing and then Lifestyle Media at Centennial College in 2017. Writer, social media strategist and content creator, Anisha is the founder of Five Question Series, where she profiles people… you guessed it, by asking five questions. Her only phobia? Losing her sight, but staring at the screen all day long doesn’t help much.
06/11/2018
No matter what happens, never give up on yourself.
06/01/2018
Behind every successful man is a woman. Behind every successful woman is an army of women holding her up. 2018 is turning out to be the year of badass women, one we would like to be, one we should unapologetically be. When it comes to putting such women in a frame, no one fits the bill better than actress Megan Hutchings from Toronto.
Megan is a performer, animal activist, and the epitome of characterization, who is using her creative passion to make a point — in the form of animal welfare — and her talent to send an encouraging message: Live life unapologetically and don’t play small.
Full story:
Megan Hutchings: ‘As an actor, you have to keep going, never give up or give in to constant rejection’ How often in a day do you say, “I am sorry.” Well, if you are Canadian, maybe quite a lot. But did you know women, in general, tend to apologize more even when the issue at hand warrant…
05/28/2018
Full story: http://fivequestionseries.com/2018/04/17/pastel-supernova-toronto-showgirls-life/
05/25/2018
We are asked to never judge a book by its cover, yet thousands of dollars go into creating that perfect front page. Which brings me to address my utter awe and fascination for the seemingly confident and suave politicians, public speakers, entertainers, and featured in today’s edition… Christine Faulhaber.
Turning first-time meetings into life-long relationships, Christine Faulhaber is the founder of the award-winning public relations and marketing agency in Toronto, Faulhaber Communications.
Christine Faulhaber: ‘As an entrepreneur, my instinct is to make things happen’ We are asked to never judge a book by its cover, yet thousands of dollars go into creating that perfect front page. Did you know Steve Jobs despised the earlier, proposed cover treatment of his bio…
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