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1Nov, 2019

Who Names Her Publishing Company After Her Mother-in-Law?

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My husband and I with our first two kids and my in-laws (Nana is on the left), April 1999 Seminal moment for me today: I filed a Doing Business As (DBA) application with the county clerk's office. Turns out that is necessary in order to legally operate a company with a name other than your own in the state of [...]

25Oct, 2019

“When the Leaves Drift” – the Perfect Time to Share my Favorite Poem, Autumn Day, by Rainer Maria Rilke

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One of my favorite stretches through the woods I have been out in the country, reveling in the glory of autumn. The fall foliage spectacle is on full display on our property in northwest Indiana. I just love, love, love walking through the woods, or simply driving along the country roads at this time of year. As most of today [...]

18Oct, 2019

A Peek into a Book by Rachel Hollis, Who Writes with Spunk, Attitude and Energy about What’s Actually Going on in her Life and Shares How She Does It All

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Lately, I have been taken with books by young female dynamos: Tami Lahren's Never Play Dead captivated me in August, and now I have a new one to share: Girl, Wash Your Face by Rachel Hollis. In both cases, I had not heard of these media personalities before. They were not people I followed nor had really come across in [...]

20Sep, 2019

How a Book Still Makes Amazing Connections Two Years after Publication, and How my Mom Set an Example for Pursuing your Dreams in your Forties

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Wedding picture in my book A book is a connector. That's one of the surprising things I learned after Jumping Over Shadows came out in April 2017. But now it's been two years. The fanfare of book events has died down, and I am focused on getting Book No. 2 ready to launch this fall. Whenever I'm asked, "So how [...]

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