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Signs he is in love with you can be hard to spot in the beginning, especially if you are just starting a #relationship. New relationships can be hard to handle in the #beginning, but they are also super exciting! So how can you tell if he is really into you long-term? What are the biggest signs he loves you? Well ladies, stay tuned because #below, I'm going to explore the top 17 signs he loves you so that you can spot love right away! 1. Eye Contact Most guys, when they are not interested in something, #look away. Most of the #time, if you watch a guy long enough, you will begin to see the exact moment he loses his interest – his eyes avert. If your man is constantly looking into your eyes, constantly keeping up #eye contact, that is one of the first signs he is in love with you! 2. Interested in You   I f your #boyfriend starts to really dive deep into who you are on the inside, instead of on the surface, he is definitely into you. When a man is interested in a #g...

1. Get a life . The most important thing is to be Ms. Right yourself. Finding the right man is not going to change you into a better person than you already are. If you are lazy and self-centered, finding a generous hard working fellow is not going to transform you. If you are boring and a one-dimensional person, finding an intellectually challenging man is not going to change who you are. Learn how to be interesting, kind, caring, and unselfish. Model yourself after women you admire. Work hard at changing your character defects. (If you are not sure what they are, ask your mother!) Become more well rounded. Complete your education. Get a hobby. Volunteer and expose yourself to people who are less-fortunate than you are. Travel abroad and see how fortunate we are in the USA. Learn som...

Today's women are CEO's of tech companies; they are starring in their own TV shows; and they are managing directors at investment banks. That means they need some help organizing and simplifying their daily lives. So Business Insider decided to come up with a list of apps that will give a modern lady a hand or two. These apps cover everything from planning a night out to tracking your sleep. You can learn new skills, cook a meal, and track workouts. Enjoy. Awesome Note Business Insider Usually personal organizer apps are pretty inconvenient to use. They're over-cluttered with features and poorly designed. But Awesome Note is a well-designed organizer with a built-in calendar, to-do list, party-planning section, and photo journal. Plus there are tabs for anniversary reminders and travel diaries. You'll actually  want  to use this one. You can download Awesome Note  here . Evernote App Store It's not only  the men  who need ...

She Leads Africa is launching a competition that seeks to empower women within the continent’s entrepreneurial tech scene. The platform seeks to connect promising individuals to mentors, business funding and new market opportunities. With a special focus on tech, the competition will take place during the month of September  2014, applications for the competition will be taken from across West Africa in order to identify the top ten talented female entrepreneurs who have founded or co-founded early stage startups. Lead organiser, Afua Osei, stated that: “The continent will not be able to reach its full potential without the full economic participation of women.” Finalists will be selected by professionals in consulting, venture capital, and the finance industry based on the strength of their idea, ability to scale, understanding of the market, and quality of the management team. Special consideration will be given to entrepreneurs in the technology sector. Fin...

Global leaders from the US, Europe, Africa and Asia joined together this week to debate and define a roadmap that will help break down barriers and overturn outmoded attitudes in a bid get more girls into technology-related studies and careers. A high-level dialogue held at New York’s Institute of International Education and hosted by the International Telecommunication Union, the UN-specialized agency for information and communication technology, identified misguided school-age career counselling, the popular media’s ‘geek’ image of the technology field, a dearth of inspirational female role models, and a lack of supportive frameworks in the home and workplace as factors that, together, tend to dissuade talented girls from pursuing a tech career. The debate brought together leading international figures and champions of gender empowerment including Melanne Verveer, United States Ambassador-at-Large for Global Women’s Issues; Lakshmi Puri, Deputy Executive Director, UN Women;...