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 [...]
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introverted extrovert
I’m a more-the-merrier kind of person. Table for 12? Awesome. I’m hosting a get-together? Sure, bring a friend. In high school, I ran around with pom poms and secured the superlative “Most School Spirit.” I’m not kidding. And then again, you’re probably not surprised. But at the heart of this extroverted personality is a woman [...]
matters of the heart
Many of the themes in my writing are inspired by a major life transition. If you follow this blog or know me personally, you know I used to work full-time in television news. I worked my way through the ranks: college degree in journalism, intern, producer, reporter and anchor. I did what most “successful” people [...]
This one’s for the girls…
Today’s post celebrates the healing power of sisterhood. The blessings of kindred spirits. Those relationships that transcend the boundaries of time and distance. So think of all your soul sisters and make yourself comfortable as I introduce you to one of mine… She talks about faith, courage, overcoming adversity and waiting for love. And the [...]
Refreshing Your Professional Image
The Women in Business Conference was a great success! Many thanks to those who attended my breakout session, Refreshing Your Professional Image. I believe our “image” is most powerful when it radiates from the inside- out. It starts by asking ourselves: what does success look like to me? Some other tips to remember: ~Image begins [...]
Quotable Quotes and the Sold Out Show
I’m gearing up for the Women in Business Conference and here’s where I am so far: PowerPoint- check Great new outfit- check Presentation memorized- uh… I’m getting there. I just checked the event website, and it’s SOLD OUT. Whoo hoo. That’s amazing. Apparently these women don’t know we’re in a down economy. Or perhaps they [...]
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 [...]
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