The Family Career Woman

A few days ago I held an impromptu LIVE to discuss Vision Boards and Plans. I went over each step that I take in order to get to a fully developed plan for myself and even my business. I wanted to elaborate because I'm a way better writer than I am on video. This is Blog will have everything from How to apply this to business and in personal life.   Before you pass up this blog thinking I'm some over zealous Vision Boarding addict who makes vision boards that don't mean anything from year to year, let me clarify. Every plan I've written-I've followed! Every board that I have up I've accomplished goals that have little stickers on! Even if some dates get shifted back I still have a goal that I can accomplish at any time I desire! And I've helped others make realistic goals as well that were "doable" as I always say. Not some board you drew up in your imagination and grieve over at the end of the year in disappointment. This tool is POWERFUL because ...

This term and year has been by far the most complicated, enjoyable, frustrating, and fulfilling that I've ever had. I must admit that 2019 was not that great considering that me and my family were homeless from January 2019 to February 2020. Various things happened and there were multiple times I wanted to give up, but I stayed focused by God's grace and mercy.  I'm so happy to report that I've completed my final term at American Intercontinental University and I'm going to be participating in the ceremony next year because it was postponed due to the Coronavirus Pandemic.  If you don't know the story I'd like to briefly sum it up from where I started. I received a call from Mr. Quentin Young in 2018 several days before being evicted from my apartment alongside my husband and children. He called me on my house phone and I don't usually answer because of the spam calls but for some reason today was different. I let him know about t...

My family see's a family counselor every so often and we discuss certain things. One of those things is what support may look like to each of us. I didn't realize how different everyone's view is of support was until I started asking my husband and looking at what it means for me. 1. Affirm Recently a client told me they wanted something orange, and she gave me a description of what she wanted. I took down the order and made it my business to go to the store to get some beads. Well...I went to Walmart, and I wasn't really satisfied with what they had but I bought them because it was the only thing I found that was orange. Anyway, I go home, and for about a day and a half I just had the beads sitting in the bag on the kitchen table. Finally, I showed my husband what this was and asked him for his opinion. "I don't know," he shrugged, "You know how to make it work, so do it!" When he went to work that night I got to work on them immediate...