Simple Ways to Celebrate Advent
On March 24, 2020 by Vanessa SimmonsAdvent is one of the most joyous seasons of the year as we prepare our hearts from the coming of Jesus. In the four weeks leading up to Christmas, Christians partake in worship, reflection, and scripture reading. With the chaos of shopping, wrapping and coordinating holiday parties, the season of Advent can get lost in
3 Quick Tips to Bridge the Generational Gap in Your Church
On March 22, 2020 by Vanessa SimmonsIt can often be difficult for a church to reach and engage various generations. What works for the youth of the congregation can be deemed too far from tradition for its elders. In a similar fashion, the elder generations veer from modern technology and styles of worship. How can a church best reach its members
A Cancer Diagnosis: 6 Things You Should and Should Not Do
On March 18, 2020 by Vanessa SimmonsLearning that you have cancer triggers a wide range of emotions that can make it difficult to figure out how you should proceed. While working through your emotions will certainly be one aspect of processing the diagnosis, it is important that you take the time to figure out what you will need to take care
Signs Your Child Needs Therapy & How to Help
On March 13, 2020 by Vanessa SimmonsBeing a parent can be tough. You might be worried about whether or not you’re making the right decisions for your kids, and while no parent is perfect, be sure not to miss these warning signs. If any of these behaviors seem familiar, it might be time to consider taking your child to a qualified
5 Things to Get Right When Opening a Restaurant
On March 12, 2020 by Vanessa SimmonsOpening a new restaurant is a daunting task, even for veteran owners launching a second or third location. There are often thousands of tiny details that must be perfected in order to see a smooth launch and a positive reception moving into the daily grind of business once that honeymoon period has worn off. Focusing
How to Become a Substance Abuse Counselor
On March 6, 2020 by Vanessa SimmonsIn 2017, 12.5% of all adults in the United States had issues with both drug abuse and alcohol abuse. Over eight million Americans struggled with mental health issues, as well as substance abuse, during that same year. Studies show that the number of people who are dealing with substance abuse issues is on the rise. Over the
How to Get and Keep Eyelash Extension Clients
On March 3, 2020 by Vanessa SimmonsMore and more women are choosing to invest in eyelash extensions. These extensions enhance the natural lash and make lashes look fuller and darker without mascara. With the convenience and ease these extensions offer, it’s no surprise that the eyelash extension industry is growing rapidly. So if you’re interested in growing your eyelash extension business,
3 Tips for Getting Your Child Kindergarten-Ready
On February 27, 2020 by Vanessa SimmonsGoing off to kindergarten is one of the first milestones of many for young children. Parents often worry about how best to prepare their youngsters for this first step in the educational process, but with a bit of foresight, most kids will be ready without a hitch on their first day! The entire preparation process,
5 Things Alabama Is Best Known For
On February 26, 2020 by Vanessa SimmonsAlabama is the birthplace of America’s Civil Rights movement, the home of Harper Lee, and the go-to place for Southern Food. This amazing state has more to offer than you might even realize. When it’s time to plan a trip to somewhere new, consider the Heart of Dixie. Here are the five things the state
Mistakes to Avoid When Traveling for Work
On February 24, 2020 by Vanessa SimmonsTraveling for work can often be a fun and exciting experience. But because you’re traveling for work and not for personal reasons, you need to make sure your trip goes smoothly. So if you haven’t gone on a work-related trip before, here are a few important mistakes to avoid making. Overpacking or Underpacking It’s crucial