I was born with migraine disease in February of 1964, discovered its name somewhere around 1987, and have spent the last 30 years learning how to manage the illness. I wish migraine didn’t have to accompany me during the bucket list phase of my life, but that’s not how incurable illness works, is it? So […]
Introduction The service industry is often fast paced, with new clients always emerging on the scene, sometimes in a blink of an eye. When you choose to build your business in the service industry, you must be ready to meet all client demands, however over a long period of time this can take a toll […]
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Being a parent of six teaches you to draw on the wisdom of the ages. It is impossible to count how many times a baby had trouble sleeping. New parents may find it strange, but swaddling their baby in a burrito-style wrap often works—the practice of swaddling dates back thousands of years. Parents have used baby swaddles for centuries to […]
As part of our Thrifty 6 group, Sally chose the prompt “Wintergreen.” That being said, I thought it would be fun to come up with 3 concepts on how to wear green. Needless to say, we didn’t all style the shade winter green, but these ideas work with any green.And considering this is our Thrify […]
During the holidays, it’s easy for some people to feel disconnected or doubt their place in the world. But there’s something we can learn from dogs wagging their tails or cats purring, even when life hasn’t been kind to them. They seem to know deep down that they’re loved, needed, and capable of making a […]
Have you experienced this issue? You’re having a conversation with someone and then you encounter an onslaught of hashtag#buzzwords, hashtag#jargon and cryptic abbreviations? Did you find yourself thinking: You’re thinking “That term sounds familiar … I know that I know it … but what the heck it is it? or “Why doesn’t this meeting have […]
“Money is the silent applause for a job well done.” I recently heard this beautiful statement from Elia Gourgouris Ph.D., and it immediately struck a chord. When I tried to trace its origin further, I couldn’t pinpoint who originally said it. Yet, its meaning resonates universally, offering a profound way to reframe how we think […]
There's no better time to take a risk when everything is falling apart around you. Out of the moments of despair, helplessness, confusion about the right thing to do, rock bottom of losing everything to addiction, being pushed against the wall by the bully, the final act of acquiesceing to please everyone but you … one […]
Communication with your child is essential. By Rosalind Sedacca, CDC One of the most difficult conversations any parent will ever have is telling their children about their pending divorce. I know first-hand because many years ago I went through the experience. I fought and faced the overwhelming emotions. The deep gut-wrenching fear. The continuous anxiety. […]
