I saw this timely tip in my December issue of Women Business Owners of Prince George's County.
A Friendly Communication
Reminder to Women Business Owners
How many times have you attended an event, only to run into
someone whose face you remember but name you couldn't? What do you
do? Do you call them Honey, Sweetie, Girlfriend, or nothing [...]
I went to lunch with my friend Deborah Crimes owner of Lessons from Abroad. We
met
at my favorite restaurant, Ledo's, for a delicious pizza, salad, and business
conversation.
We chatted about the importance of growing personal skills useful for business.
We talked about the importance of professional exposure: using press releases,
marketing tools, seminars, etc. Then we talked about personal [...]
I lost my heart to Savannah! I can’t remember going anywhere and feeling more comfortable. I didn’t feel
like a stranger in Savannah, and yet it was my
very first time ever setting foot in Georgia. One
thing I learned about me, while I’m from the District of Columbia, I’m
definitely not a southern girl; I’m city through and [...]
A few weekends ago Ryan and I drove to New York City to
visit Noel and Sonja Chevere who were there from California to visit
family. So, in essence we imposed on
their family time for the weekend, and I don’t reject a moment.
Noel, my friend I used to like, walked me through the
streets of New [...]
One of my favorite poems from childhood is by John
Greenleaf Whittier is an excerpt from "Maud Muller" The Saddest Words.
…of all sad words of tongue or pen,
The saddest are these: “It might have been!”
I’m sure you have had some moment of regret in your life.
You look back at a situation and wonder how you [...]
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