Sometimes the bad things that happen turn out to be the best things that could have happened. For township resident Stephanie Anderson, getting laid off from her corporate job in October 2009 led to fulfilling a lifelong dream. The 51-year-old opened her own business, the Hamilton Washery in Hamilton Township, this past July and plans… Continue reading Laundromat helps single mom live dream
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Downsizing Done Right
Recently, some my previous clients have contacted me to engage my services for their downsizing projects. I am not one for trends but this one is irrefutable. These empty nesters want less to maintain and a carefree lifestyle. They are also faced with emotional decisions, such as how to decide what to give up or… Continue reading Downsizing Done Right
Allentown Entrepreneur to Lead Community Teams for Central NJ Heart Walk
By Ann Laurie Fratticcioli, chairwoman of the Community Teams Committee for the American Heart Association and American Stroke Association Central New Jersey Heart Walk and owner of Ann Laurie, LLC in Allentown, NJ. The American Heart Association and American Stroke Association recently announced Ann Laurie Fratticcioli of Ann Laurie, LLC in Allentown, NJ, will serve… Continue reading Allentown Entrepreneur to Lead Community Teams for Central NJ Heart Walk
“I Don’t Have Time”
by Jennifer Cross Jennifer Cross recently completed Seth Godin’s altMBA program and had a profound realization about the role perfection has played in her life. If you are one of the thousands that struggle with the ideal of perfection, then this is for you. I’ve been involved in several conversations in the last few weeks… Continue reading “I Don’t Have Time”
A Communication Evaluation: What’s Your Score?
by Jennifer Cross Jennifer Cross recently completed Seth Godin’s altMBA program and had a profound realization about the role perfection has played in her life. If you are one of the thousands that struggle with the ideal of perfection, then this is for you. Good communication is a two-way street. It involves giving another person… Continue reading A Communication Evaluation: What’s Your Score?
Technology Free Ways to Improve Hearing
by Caitlin Brady, Marketing Coordinator, Horizon Audiology Quiet Down and Calm Down! Here in New Jersey, we are often immersed in a loud environment. We are constantly bombarded by landscaping machines, car horns, the drone of an engine, screaming children, the music of family and friends, and more! Some of these noises, such as that… Continue reading Technology Free Ways to Improve Hearing
Give Her Wings
by Nancy Weinstein Last weekend my daughter flew. It was her Bat Mitzvah, and she owned it from start to finish. From her preparation, to planning the party, to conducting the service, to showing the grace and poise as a hostess that one rarely sees in a 13 year old. Unlike most parents on such… Continue reading Give Her Wings
Let’s Not Forget the Forgetting Curve
by Nancy Weinstein We are all familiar with the concept of the learning curve. We know that when it’s steep, learning is a challenge. When it’s shallow, the learning comes easily. When we talk about students being smart, we are really saying that they have a shallow learning curve in the subject, or they are quick to understand.… Continue reading Let’s Not Forget the Forgetting Curve
Enjoying or Enduring?
by Jennifer Cross Jennifer Cross recently completed Seth Godin’s altMBA program and had a profound realization about the role perfection has played in her life. If you are one of the thousands that struggle with the ideal of perfection, then this is for you. Let’s be honest, most people work because they have to. We… Continue reading Enjoying or Enduring?