Hustle & Heart – Tell Less, Show More: Visual Storytelling & Brand Moments That Sell
Have you ever spent hours drafting the perfect caption or brainstorming the best way to say what your business does? Let me pop that content planning bubble by saying that […]
Quiet Cracking: The Silent Threat to Retention
We’ve had Quiet Quitting and Quiet Firing, but now there’s a new “quiet” trend making waves in the workplace: Quiet Cracking. So, what’s the deal with all this quiet stuff? The […]
Handling Your Inheritance: Five Key Moves
Most articles on inheritance focus on those leaving the assets behind, covering trusts, estates, and leaving a legacy. But what about the person on the receiving end? Inheriting money can […]
Forsyth Firsts: Lights, Camera, Action!
Roots of Visual Entertainment Paul Ayers, as referenced in “WS Theater History,” notes that the area’s first public entertainment venue was located in the Sixth House, in Old Salem, just […]
Women in the Wild: Protecting Your Health
It’s common to be wary of aggressive bears or poisonous snakes and spiders while hiking or spending time in nature off the beaten path, but the lesser known safety hazards […]
Conversation with Your BFF – “When (and How) Do I Reconnect After a Friendship Fallout?”
Let’s talk about something that doesn’t get any easier with age…what to do after a falling out with a best friend who really mattered. Not just someone you casually texted, […]
“You are just like your mom!”
photos by: JODIE BRIM CREATIVE I truly can’t think of a better compliment to receive. And it’s funny how the older I get, the more true it becomes. I guess […]
Keeping it Real; When it Feels Like Punishment
Is anything in the whole wide world better than grandbabies?! No one fills my heart with more joy OR keeps me on my toes quite like my twenty-one-month-old granddaughter, Hadassah […]
Aging Out: The Struggle With Closure
Much like an overgrown toddler, I spend a lot of time asking “why.” Whether it’s because human behavior and psychology have always fascinated me or because I genuinely struggle to […]
Timely Lessons
I’ve never been good at goodbyes. I’m the one who: Clings hard as I hug my sister at the airport, knowing that too many months will pass before we’re together […]
