When the holidays are over and the New Years celebrations have died down, it’s back to the usual day-to-day activities. But this time of year comes with a twist for me. Usually it starts around…
Recipe for Success: An Insider’s Guide to Bringing Your Natural Food to Market by Abigail Steinberg My rating: 5 of 5 stars Have you ever thought you had the perfect food product to bring to market?…
Oops, I did it again. A couple of years ago, I was caught up in a contracting assignment that turned into the job from hell. When it ended, I decided to write my first novel. That was…
Last year I shared three MLK Jr quotes that have inspired me over the years. So, since I’m a quote collector from way back (and especially since this is MLK Jr Day 2016) I’m going to share…
Second House from the Corner by Sadeqa Johnson My rating: 5 of 5 stars Felicia Lyons seems to have it all, including three lovely children, a successful, adoring husband and a great life in the ‘burbs. But…
This is actually part 2 of a round up of Soul of an Entrepreneur blog posts you might have missed the first time around. This time they’re from the Entrepreneurial Spirit, Manage Your Career and Book Reviews…
Color Your Life Happy: Create Your Unique Path and Claim the Joy You Deserve by Flora Morris Brown My rating: 5 of 5 stars If you’re looking for a way to be more positive in your life,…
Rising Strong by Brené Brown My rating: 5 of 5 stars A good book for individuals and for teams in the workplace. It shows how to look at the stories we tell ourselves, and how to cut…
When I was I corporate, there were definitive markers on my career journey. At AT&T we had numbers to tell us where we were in the hierarchy. An a2 was entry, while a4 was the career level….
Previously I wrote a post about how my mom’s potato pie got me thinking about success. No, really. It did. You see, she’s the kind of cook who usually doesn’t use recipes. Unless it’s something she usually…