The Publisher Perspective: March 2022
PHOTO BY MEGAN BLACK PHOTOGRAPHY Did you know March is Women’s History Month? Forsyth Woman magazine is all about celebrating the lives of women, so this month—and issue—is extra special. […]
A Note from the Publisher: February 2022
PHOTO BY JODIE BRIM CREATIVE Can I be honest with you? Getting this issue completed was extra challenging. In fact, writing this note to you was something I kept putting […]
January 2022 Brooke Notes: The Publisher Perspective
PHOTO BY JODIE BRIM CREATIVE When you act out of passion you will find your way. When you act out of obligation, you will lose it. – Dr. Shefali […]
December 2021 Brooke Notes
PHOTO BY JODIE BRIM CREATIVE Hello, December! Here we are at the end of another year. I always take time in December to reflect and this year certainly brought […]
November Brooke Notes
“Happiness comes from a grateful heart.” This is one of my favorite quotes. The month of November always has me thinking about gratitude a little more than usual. I […]
October Brooke Notes
PHOTO BY JODIE BRIM When I was twelve years old, I remember visiting my grandparents at the beach and sitting me down to tell me some scary news. My mamaw […]
September 2021 Brooke Notes: The Publisher Perspective
PHOTO BY JODIE BRIM This month we celebrate 16 years of Forsyth Woman magazine. Thousands of articles. Hundreds of events. Hundreds of thousands of emails. Countless hours of dreaming, brainstorming, […]
August 2021 Brooke Notes
PHOTO BY JODIE BRIM Even though I’ve been out of school for nearly ten years now, August will always mean “back to school” for me. I vividly remember the excitement […]
Brooke Notes – The Publisher Perspective
PHOTOS BY JODIE BRIM The other day I watched a video on mindset and meditation. I’ll admit, I hardly ever meditate but I totally see the benefit of it and […]
Brooke Notes: The Publisher Prospective
Photo by JEJ Photos I don’t know about y’all, but I love summertime. I grew up going to the lake most every weekend that the temperature was above 75 degrees […]
