Dream Big Stories
Last updated on October 14th, 2012 at 03:25 pm Do you put off your dream goals? For all of us who succumb to procrastination, I have a solution. Create a dream deadline. I started a habit a several years ago when I moved 4 times in 5 years. I would send out a open-house party invite WITH my “just moved”…
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Last updated on February 7th, 2013 at 05:13 pm Hello Pro Photography Dreamers This week I was talking with fellow 8 Women Dreamer Jayne about my soon to be published website about this dream journey I’ve been on – and one of the topics that came up was ‘how to tell your story.’ It was the first time in a…
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Last updated on February 26th, 2023 at 01:47 amYesterday, I jumped out of an airplane at 9,000 feet up, above the clouds. If that doesn’t make a girl feel like a fun, fearless female, what does?!? Above the Clouds I picked a crisp and sunny fall day for my jump at Saratoga Skydive in upstate New York. I couldn’t quite believe…
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The first step on the road to achieving any dream is to know what you’re dealing with. Many a dream has been delayed or waylaid by ignorance. What kind of ignorance? Why, not knowing who you are as a person, and where your strengths and weaknesses are, as well as what your habits and preferences are. In the context of bagging the supermarket, this comes under the rubric of Shopper, Know Thyself. […]
If you stick with your top blogging dream long enough, eventually you will have to start thinking about attending a blogging conference and expo at least once a year. Conferences are important because of the relationships you develop with industry insiders and attending blog conferences help solidify you as a professional blogger. Here are 9 conferences bloggers should attend in…
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Last updated on April 27th, 2014 at 12:51 pm I grew up in a house and environment where cooking and eating were life. In New Orleans there is a saying, “We don’t eat to live; we live to eat.” The most common lunch conversation in New Orleans goes like this: “So, what are we havin’ for dinna?” (We don’t pronounce…
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