5 Life Lessons Learned From My Speaking Adventures
This month marks the 15 year anniversary of my travels as a Speaker. My first out of town speaking engagement was near St. Louis, Missouri. I remember driving there from Kansas City and feeling nervous about getting lost, hoping I would make it to the event on time, thinking about the butterflies I would have […]
My Affair with Journaling
It all began at the age of 12. As I opened my presents on Christmas Eve, one gift was going to change my life. It was a small dark green diary with its very own tiny gold key. I could hardly wait until January 1 arrived so I could begin writing in it. New to […]
Celebrating 2 Years In Real Estate
This month marks the 2 year anniversary of my journey in Real Estate. It has been a great adventure! I have always enjoyed helping others – whether through serving my community, my church or my family and friends. Over the past 2 years, I have discovered that Real Estate is another way for me to […]
Dedicated To All The Young Moms Out There
Now I Know Before I had three kids, one infant seat, a playpen, a gnawed crib and an incomplete magnetic alphabet stuck to the refrigerator, I lived simply in a two-bedroom apartment with my husband. We had a double bed in one bedroom and an office set up in the other. We had a spare closet […]
The Power of Laughter
Don’t you love to be around people who are fun? Not people who use fun in the wrong way – to belittle another person, but the kind of fun that makes you laugh till your stomach hurts! I loved being around my Grandpa – because he was so much fun. He loved telling jokes and […]
A Fly In The Perfume
Hundreds of years ago lived a king named Solomon. One night God spoke to Solomon in a dream and asked him to make a wish. God not only granted Solomon’s request for wisdom, but God also made him the richest king who ever lived. Solomon later wrote the book of Ecclesiastes, which is a sort […]
Lessons From An Oak Tree
I loved spending summers on my grandparents’ farm. Grandpa was a dairy farmer, so his day began way before sunrise. I recall hearing him head out the back door and down the path by the smoke house where he would milk the cows and later bring in fresh milk for breakfast. After that eggs were […]
