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Throwback photo from 2018! In 2010, it started with the wonderful news I was going to be a mom. Fast-forwarding through the experience of living in an abusive marriage and moving through a custody battle, my health began to suffer. Changes on the outside were beginning to show, and family and friends took notice. With …
Continue reading “September is Thyroid Cancer Awareness Month”
Shortly after my birthday in January, news reports of the spread of coronavirus were becoming the subject of top stories. February started out with a surprise late-night snowfall here in central Texas, which I gladly took advantage of losing a couple of hours of sleep over to enjoy. Not only was this once-a-decade snowfall in …
Continue reading “Quarantined Gratefulness Countdown Series: Post 1”
I’ve been inspired to do a sort of countdown for our given situation of stay at home orders, and limiting group numbers of people, due to the coronavirus. I want to create a grateful series because it’s starting to feel as if I’m looking from the outside in on some people’s reactions and emotions during …
Continue reading “Quarantined Gratefulness Countdown Series”
Twenty minutes on the timer left to go. That’s all the time I’ve given for writing my draft on this topic today. With some much-needed change of room lighting, I have one curtain open for sunlight to come through. It’s still pretty breezy here in central Texas. It could be leftover wind from the gulf …
Do we dream of growing up to be parents and business owners at the same time? It’s rare. Not many people picture themselves running a family-owned business or just having a business and a family. But what if that path was your destiny to live? I’ve created a version of myself as a parent entrepreneur …
As many people who’ve become successful entrepreneurs, they may get asked where it all started. Some may look back to their childhoods or from a point in life that triggered something within their spirit to venture out, become an entrepreneur and own boss. Some people, rather a few of my hero entrepreneurs, had early signs …
