Publisher Perspective – June 2024 – Forsyth Woman Magazine

Publisher Perspective – June 2024

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As a small business owner, the lessons are endless. Recently, I’ve noticed how people express themselves differently online versus in person – a topic worth reflecting on. Before hitting send, consider whether your message aligns with your values when you are in a neutral emotional state. Remember, as someone once said, don’t send anything via email or text that you wouldn’t want on the front page of a newspaper. Tough conversations are better had face-to-face; emotions are hard to convey via email. Remember, perceived disrespect often stems from personal issues the other person may be going through. Leslie’s article this month offers valuable insights into better communication – we can all benefit from it!

We’re thrilled to bring you the JUNE ISSUE of Forsyth Woman Magazine! As always, this issue is chock full of local, inspiring content. A few highlights:

Queen Juneteenth
A BRAND NEW column: Hygge for Health
11 Must-Visit Wineries in 2024
A Day in the Life at Accent Prone
Women on the Move
Take Care of Yourself: Begin with Happiness

And, of course, our cover story featuring Dr. Susanna Ringeman of Forsyth Eye Health & Surgery. Dr. Ringeman has been in Winston-Salem for a while, but she’s originally from Louisiana, and I couldn’t get enough of her incredible, colorful, fun style that covered nearly every square inch of her office! I don’t think I’ve ever seen a doctor’s office with so much personality!

Girls’ Night Out is coming on June 11th and you are NOT going to want to miss this one! It’s happening at Boutique Wines in downtown Winston-Salem. Learn more and grab your tickets HERE.

We hope you find love, hope, inspiration and joy within the pages of this issue! Our team adores what we do, and we’re immensely grateful for the support of our amazing readers. If you visit a business that you learned about through any of our publications, I encourage you to tell them where you saw them! Your feedback ensures they know their marketing dollars are well spent.

Hope to see you at a GNO event soon, and in the meantime, keep up with all things Forsyth Mags-related on social media (@forsythmags on Facebook and Instagram).

All my best,

Brooke

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Brooke Eagle

Brooke Eagle is the publisher of Forsyth Woman and Forsyth Family Magazines and the host of the Forsyth Magazines Podcast. She was born and raised in Clemmons, NC and currently resides in Winston-Salem, NC. Though Brooke graduated from High Point University with a degree in Elementary Education, she chose to join the magazines full time immediately after college. Her strong work ethic, love for community and leadership skills have been recognized by others as well! Brooke is the Immediate Past President of the Lewisville-Clemmons Chamber of Commerce, past President of the Professional Women of Winston-Salem (now Triad Women’s Club) and served on the Trellis Support Leadership Council (previously Hospice of Winston-Salem). In addition to her role with the magazines, Brooke is the co-owner of Washington Park CrossFit. Her role with the magazines and the gym aligns perfectly with her personal mission of having a positive impact on the growth and development of her local community. In her spare time, Brooke loves spending time with her family and friends, especially when that time is spent on the water! She loves wake surfing, snowboarding, CrossFit, and being a dog mom to her Bernedoodle and German Shepherd.

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