Two years and another child later, this post originally published on May 24, 2008 reminds me not much has changed. Anyone who knows my 2-year-old, Dillon, knows that I have my hands full. He, in my totally biased opinion, has an amazing personality and is so cute I could bite his nose right off his [...]
Posts Tagged ‘career changes’
April 21st, 2010
what children teach us
angiemizzell 
Posted in Uncategorized 
Tags: Being Present, blogiversary, career changes, parenting 
1 Comment » February 1st, 2010
how do you define success?
At 35, I think I’ve finally earned the right to call myself a “grown-up.” At least it’s taken me this long to feel like one. And there are days I still have my doubts. I spent my 20′s trying to figure out what success really meant to me… how it looked, how it felt, what [...]
angiemizzell Posted in Popular Posts, blog Tags: Authenticity, career changes, Hybrid Mom, life transitions, not so supermomday, Success 5 Comments » May 7th, 2009
What’s your perfect day?
Recently I posted an unofficial survey on Facebook asking, “What’s your perfect day?” The question was inspired by my 3-year-old, who told me his perfect day was “playing trains and crashing trucks.” The answers began pouring in: “Cooking something (outside) over a real fire.” “Working in the garden, then cooking on the grill.” “A day [...]
angiemizzell Posted in Popular Posts, blog Tags: career changes, perfect day, perspective, writing 4 Comments » January 20th, 2009
Should I Stay OR Should I Go?
I’m a big fan of taking leaps of faith. Give me a ledge and you might have to tackle me to keep me from swan diving off the side. (Okay, I’m really holding my nose with a huge inner tube around my waist… but I’m still gonna jump.) I give talks designed to inspire women [...]
angiemizzell Posted in Uncategorized Tags: Authenticity, career changes, courage, leaps!, life transitions 2 Comments » October 6th, 2008
Bring On the Candles
I’m writing this post on the eve of my 34th birthday. The weather in Charleston is showing the first hints of fall; the air feels crisp, the breeze is just right, and the sun illuminates with a brightness that is still warm enough for cold-natured girls like me. Each year, when October rolls around, it’s [...]
