7 Things All Women Should Have on Point ...

You've heard that the clothes make the man, but did you know that makeup makes the woman? No, you don't need to wear makeup every single time you step out of the house, but when you do, you should know what shades compliment your skin tone the best. You should also know how to create a wing on your eyeliner without feeling like a failure. If your makeup is on point, your confidence is going to skyrocket, and then you'll feel like you can do anything.

You should know how to write and speak correctly. If you have errors in an email that you send to an employer, then you could end up getting fired. If you speak clumsily on a date, then you could end up getting ghosted. Your education should come first, because grammar can change the way others view you.

You don't want to attend a job interview while wearing baggy clothing that's torn in inappropriate places. If you want to be respected, then you have to dress in a respectable way. All that means is that your clothes should fit correctly and be free from rips and stains.

Unless you live in a town where it's easy to hop on a bus or walk to your location, then you should know how to drive--and you should know how to drive well. If you're always getting middle fingers flipped at you, then something is wrong. If you make mistakes, then you're putting yourself and others in danger. That's why your driving should be on point.

You don't need to learn how to cook every meal that your parents used to make you. However, you should know how to work an oven and a stove, and not just a microwave. It's the only way that you'll be able to provide yourself with healthy meals that'll keep your body and mind happy. So make sure to study up on those cookbooks you got for Christmas.

We live in the age of the selfie. That's why you should know exactly what angle to hold your phone at and what lighting you look best underneath. After all, if you want to impress your crush and look good for your boss, you need to post flattering photos of yourself on your Facebook and LinkedIn pages.

Even though your schedule is packed, you should still be exercising as often as you can. If you aren't sure what type of workouts benefit you the most, then you need to figure it out. Some women like to run, while others prefer to take yoga classes. Figure out what you like the best, so that you can get up and do it!

Every woman should detox and unplug from technology. It's important to recharge the body and mind and rest. Staying off social media and turning your phone off every now and then is a great way to improve mental health.

If you can't name five of your favorite books off the top of your head, it's time to start reading and curating your own library! Reading each day expands your vocabulary and perspective on life.

Student loans won't magically disappear. Budgeting and putting money into your 401(k) aren't things you learn in school, so it's time to take matters into your own hands. Financial literacy is so important to understand.

Once you have all of these things figured out, you'll feel like a successful, empowered woman who can do anything. Do you have all of these things on point?