Why I Left Teaching to Become an Advocate Many times I have a little voice in my head that says “who am I?” I am just one individual. I can’t do much to make a difference. When I graduated from Pepperdine University I was ready to take on my role […]
There are still a few industries regarded as “male-dominated” in our country, and construction is most certainly one of them. Stereotypically, we have a mental picture of men taking their lunch break with the “guys” in a construction zone. Seldom do we picture women eating lunch with them. However, construction […]
From an early age, many Americans are taught the value of hard work. The harder you work, our society reasons, the more successful and financially prosperous you will be. As a result, companies often demand much of their workforce, and a high percentage of Americans work overtime to meet or […]
A lot of people have come to expect a romantically fueled TV show to end on two “will they won’t they” characters finally coupling up. On ‘Sex and The City’ it was Carrie and Big. On ‘Friends’ it was Rachel and Ross. On ‘Insecure’ it’s Issa and…Issa. Although the show […]
Blogging is on the rise today: it’s extremely easy to launch a website and load it with content on any subject. Various platforms like WordPress offer powerful tools for bloggers who want to share their ideas. There are dozens of ratings, but only a few of them feature blogs by […]
New Year’s resolutions: love ‘em or hate ‘em? According to a new survey by Swagbucks, a rewards- and loyalty-program company operated by Prodege, LLC, Americans are split on their commitment to New Year’s resolutions, with half planning to make one this year and the other half not. The national survey […]
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