A magazine about women who author their lives.

The magazine’s story

Twenty years of a dream — and a magazine that happened

How the magazine began

The dream of my own magazine lived in me for twenty years. I imagined telling the stories of women — their lives, their paths and how they dared to change everything. But all those years I was sure it was impossible: I believed only a successful journalist or a very wealthy person could create a magazine, and I was neither.

And yet all my life I had achieved everything on my own. It always stung to hear how people talk about a woman’s nature: as if a woman can do nothing without a man and her place is last. We are different. One woman needs to be supported, and then she can do anything — and that is fine. Another needs to conquer worlds. But you cannot tell all women at once that they must depend on a man’s money, opinion and time.

The magazine happened to me here, in America. My first heroines were my CLIRIUM® ME students: I interviewed them because I saw what they had achieved. And it turned out that creating a magazine is far from simple. The hardest part was finding the first person willing to talk about herself. I heard: “I don’t want to”, “It’s not about me”, “It’s not for me”. Women did not believe they truly deserved to be written about.

“I want every woman to understand: her story can change thousands of lives”

There was a moment when I wanted to give it all up. No one agreed, I was practically persuading each woman, and I kept telling myself: we do this for free — why don’t people want it? And then I realized I wanted to work with those who had truly reached great heights and had something to tell. And people began to speak.

I want a woman, closing the magazine, to say one of two things to herself: “I want to change everything” or “I can do that too”. Every heroine who agrees to an interview is a true diamond, and I am proud that these women created something worth telling the whole world.

In five years I see the magazine as big and meaningful. I want to believe that by then we will have told the stories of five hundred thousand women who changed the world.

— Victory Naydenova, founder of the magazine

Why the magazine exists

“I created the magazine so that women could tell their own stories — about their achievements and what they are capable of. And so that nothing could stop them from being themselves.”

Clirium’s Magazine is a magazine about women who author their lives. Whoever you are, whatever your family, country or age, you can change everything. We show this not with words of support but with the stories of women who have done it: built a business, a career, a new life in another country.

We write about decisions, results and scale, not about pain. Every story is told in the first person, with dates, numbers and the price of every step. The editors choose the heroines; a place in the magazine is not for sale.

“I don’t teach you to be someone else. I help you live your own life better”

What it’s about

The magazine has six sections.

Cover story

the cover and a long-form interview.

Founders

women who built their own business: how much they invested, the first deal, the mistake that taught them, where the business is now.

Without Borders

life and career in another country: how to enter a new market and belong.

Second Act

a new life after 40, a divorce or a difficult relationship: a story of strength and what it created.

Rules of Life

the heroine’s key thoughts in her own words.

Founder’s column

Victory’s view on women, money and decisions.

About the founder

Victory Naydenova is the founder of the magazine and the author of CLIRIUM®. She holds professional qualifications in clinical psychology and psychological counselling (Russia); she is a full member of the All-Russian Professional Psychotherapeutic League (OPPL) and a Certified Consulting Hypnotist (NGH). She is the author of the books “The Body You Were Allowed to Forget”, “Clirium. The Code of Clarity in Chaos” and “Exceptional”. The CLIRIUM® trademark is registered with the USPTO (Reg. No. 8,374,768) and under the WIPO Madrid System (No. 1,885,619). She is not a US-licensed psychologist, counselor or psychotherapist.

More on her official website victorynaydenova.com; Victory’s books are at book.clirium.me.

People. Views. Stories.

Founder’s column.

Founder’s letter

Victory
Naydenova.

Founder and Publisher
CLIRIUM’S Magazine

“I created the magazine so that women could tell their own stories, about their achievements — about what they are capable of.”

For twenty years I dreamed of a magazine in which women tell how they change their lives. It happened to me in America.

CLIRIUM’S / Independent publication

Clarity
of vision.

A woman is love itself. And love seeks nothing — it is already perfect.

A magazine where women tell their own stories, about their achievements and what they are capable of. And nothing can stop them from being themselves.

How the magazine works

Three lines. One voice.

Interviews

Conversations with women who have achieved a great deal: business, career, relocation, second act. Published on the 1st, 15th and 21st.

CLIRIUM® ME members

Dedicated issues with stories of the platform’s members and their achievements — what changed after working on themselves.

Founder’s column

Writing by the magazine’s founder Victory Naydenova: on the magazine, women, love and support.

Mission and plans

A million stories.

Goal by June 2027: 100,000 visitors a month — three issues a month, interviews, articles, tools and the English edition of the magazine.

The plan is to tell the stories of a million women who built their life, business and family on their own, from scratch. Every story can change thousands of lives.

To bring the magazine to the level of international platforms, including UN initiatives supporting women — and to help women advance: in business, career and society.

Editorial policy

Editorial principles.

The editors answer only to readers and heroines. Publication decisions are made by the editors.

The heroine sees the text before publication and confirms the facts. We don’t publish anything that hasn’t been approved.

We don’t publish everyone. The editors choose heroines and stories — by result, decisions and truthfulness of facts. A place in the magazine can’t be bought.

The magazine runs no paid advertising, sponsored or affiliate content. Space in editorial sections is not for sale.

Legal documents

Official publication

The name CLIRIUM’S MAGAZINE is registered in the State of Florida, USA (Fictitious Name No. G26000152172). Publisher — BRANDWORKSAPP LLC, 700 Siena Palm Dr, Suite 303, Celebration, FL 34747, USA.