The Other Side of “No”
BY JEAN MARIE JOHNSON No way. No, not me. No, that’s not right. No. Ouch, ouch, ouch! The word “No” gets a bad rap for being the ultimate negation. Many of us are uncomfortable with this tiny utterance because we fear sounding rude, appearing unhelpful, or coming across as an abrupt curmudgeon. Besides, as women […]
John Bost: A Catalyst for Change
BY DENISE HEIDEL Some people embrace every moment life has to offer for the gift it is. And usually, these are the movers and shakers within our communities – the visionaries. In Clemmons, that person is John Bost. In his 72 years, he’s been known by various titles, including teacher, education reformer, church leader, entrepreneur, […]
Angel Fant’s No Punching Bag: A Fashion Brand for Social Change
BY ADELE CASANOVA Artist Angel Fant started her company, No Punching Bag, in 2015, and it has become an international fashion brand for social change. Angel runs the business with her two daughters, also artists, Tenijah and Danielle. “I believe in art with a purpose,” says Angel. “I started my fashion brand based on my […]
Duke Eye Center of Winston-Salem: A clear vision for your safety!
BY Martie Emory At Duke Eye Center of Winston-Salem, health always comes first, and with the extra challenges of the past year due to COVID-19, safety has been at the forefront of every conversation. WHO WE ARE If you’re just getting to know Duke Eye Center of Winston-Salem, these dedicated eye doctors offer consultations and […]
Casey Creative: One Source, Endless Possibilities
BY MARTIE EMORY So much more than a catchy t-shirt sporting your company logo or a promotional postcard landing in prospective customers’ hands, Casey Creative strives to build solid, lasting relationships with all its clients, from small, local businesses to bustling companies of over 1,000 employees. Backed by some amazing woman power, owner Roger Casey […]
Conversation with Your BFF
How Can I Have Peace When an Estranged Loved One Dies? BY REBECCA COOPER We all think that we have more time than we really do to travel, do things we love, and make things right with loved ones. But one day, the last grain of sand drips through the hourglass and there are no […]
Communication is Key: Creating Real Connection Across Every Platform
Hustle & Heart column BY TARYN JEREZ When it comes to communicating with customers and clients – now more than ever – many of us ask the question, “How much is too much?” The truth is that the answer may be a little different for each of us, but the most important thing is to […]
Surrendering to Prescription Medication & the Decision to Stop
BY LISA S.T. DOSS Households across America watched the brilliant Dr. Gregory House of the acclaimed television series, “House” painfully display his addiction to the drug Vicodin. Not so publicly is the untold knowledge of family members and friends who needed a prescription and never stopped. And, perhaps, you hold a secret, too. Understanding Addiction […]
A Grand Event at Lewisville Laser
BY DENISE HEIDEL For over 12 years, Lewisville Laser & Aesthetics has been a trusted resource for skin care and rejuvenation. They have built a stellar reputation through exemplary service and care for their patients. Moreover, they are committed to enhancing their patients’ natural beauty through high-quality products and innovative treatment techniques. And now, they […]
Top 5 Tips for Getting out the Door on Time
BY ELISA WALLACE COPPEDE It always seems like such a simple task: going out the door to an event. It could be leaving for work, an event, a play date, church, etc. Yet while it may seem like an easy enough task, this activity is far from simple. Most adults feel some form of stress when it […]
