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Shaunice Hawkins added a blog post
I heart Frogmore Stew! Famous in the Low Country of South Carolina, Frogmore Stew (also known as Low Country Boil) is an amazing "all-in-one pot, all-you-can-eat buffet" of kielbasa and andouille sausages, crab legs, lobster tails, jumbo shrimp, c...
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Do you find yourself needing a vacation after Christmas vacation? Are you exhausted from all the shopping, running around, buying, wrapping, buying, wrapping, buying, wrapping? Let’s take a look at some simple ways to make this time of year one fi...
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Sandra A. Daley added a blog post
Achieving balance in your work and family life is about having a clear and focused mind, so that you can be free to give 100% in each area. You are free to be creative and make sound decisions, unhampered by outside stressors. Here are seven thing...
October 31
October 30
Christie M. Phillips is now a member of Diversity Woman
October 30
I'd be honored to connect and share with you going forward, Theresa. Take care and be well. "Beloved, I pray that you may prosper in all things and be in health, just as your soul prospers." (III John 1.2)
October 30
Sandra A. Daley added a blog post
Goals can never be accomplished if your spirit is malnourished and your outlook is bleak. Here are 10 ways to stay motivated: 1. Make a list of people you admire, are successful in the way you desire, and are examples of your values. Is there any ...
October 30
Thank you, Theresa. Have hope. If you haven't done this already, you may want to consider counseling. If you cannot afford professional counseling, seek out your spiritual leader (provided you have one). Allow the counselor/spiritual leader to enc...
October 29
Sandra A. Daley added a blog post
My ten year old had a mini meltdown the other morning. She couldn’t decide which shirt to wear with her jeans. Minutes before the school bus arrived and she was overwhelmed by the myriad of choices. She was distraught and paralyzed. “Mom help me! ...
October 27
Thank you, Theresa, for your comment. I encourage you to visit my blog, Evolve U, at www.evolve-u.net to read the posts that address failure. In response to your comment, we are each born with of measure of talent, skill and ability. Those things...
October 27
Shaunice Hawkins added a blog post
I have a confession to make: I am my own worst enemy. Really, I am... I can't tell you how often I've talked myself out of things - from making major financial investments to taking high risk opportunities. Without fail, my default reaction to any...
October 27
Thank you! In fact, a friend of mine, separated, fighting for sole custody, said "Maybe if I had read this a year ago..." Keep me posted on your work...
October 25
Cherri Walston updated their profile
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Blog Posts

Shaunice Hawkins

What Makes You So Special

I heart Frogmore Stew! Famous in the Low Country of South Carolina, Frogmore Stew (also known as Low Country Boil) is an amazing "all-in-one pot, all-you-can-eat buffet" of kielbasa and andouille sausages, crab legs, lobster tails, jumbo shrimp, crawfish, new potatoes and sweet corn cob boiled in Old Bay Seasoning and served with drawn white wine and lemon butter, a side dish of cole slaw and garlic bread. Yum!! The Stew is my favorite bec… Continue

Posted by Shaunice Hawkins on November 7, 2009 at 11:11am

Victoria FittsMilgrim

Finding Renewal and Balance during the Holidaze!

Do you find yourself needing a vacation after Christmas vacation? Are you exhausted from all the shopping, running around, buying, wrapping, buying, wrapping, buying, wrapping? Let’s take a look at some simple ways to make this time of year one filled with joy and meaning.

At this time of year we all feel the tug (perhaps bombardment is a better word) from our culture to spend as much as possible. It’s as if we’re not OK if we aren’t practically killing ourselves, running up the national debt,… Continue

Posted by Victoria FittsMilgrim on November 3, 2009 at 9:10pm

Sandra A. Daley

7 Steps to work-life balance

Achieving balance in your work and family life is about having a clear and focused mind, so that you can be free to give 100% in each area. You are free to be creative and make sound decisions, unhampered by outside stressors. Here are seven things to keep in mind:
1. Eliminate clutter in your head, work, and home space. Clean up shop! Get organized and put things in their place. Hire a professional organizer if you have to. But you can never be efficient if you are stepping over laundry, workin… Continue

Posted by Sandra A. Daley on October 31, 2009 at 9:57pm

Sandra A. Daley

10 Sure fire ways to stay motivated towards your goals

Goals can never be accomplished if your spirit is malnourished and your outlook is bleak. Here are 10 ways to stay motivated:
1. Make a list of people you admire, are successful in the way you desire, and are examples of your values. Is there any one you can ask to be a mentor to you?
2. Consider joining or starting a support group that will give you a sense of community and a connection with people who share similar goals.
3. Post your goals and visuals in a visible place for you and others to… Continue

Posted by Sandra A. Daley on October 30, 2009 at 12:56am

Sandra A. Daley

Fear of being wrong

My ten year old had a mini meltdown the other morning. She couldn’t decide which shirt to wear with her jeans. Minutes before the school bus arrived and she was overwhelmed by the myriad of choices. She was distraught and paralyzed. “Mom help me! I can’t decide”.

We have all experienced a moment of choice, with options in front of us, and unsure of which path to take.

1. Pull back and get to the gut, your instincts, and what it is that makes you feel good. It’s true for everything, whether it’… Continue

Posted by Sandra A. Daley on October 27, 2009 at 7:19pm

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