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Don’t Ignore the Host
“Failing to greet or thank the host is a quick way to appear ungracious,” says Vivian Otabor, executive director of Etiquette Global Academy. “Always show appreciation for their efforts, and offer a compliment and smile to show gratitude for being … Continue reading
Leadership
We don’t recognize our own powers as women. We organically lead in our communities, we lead in our church, we lead in our workplace, we lead in our families. Too often we look to other people to lead in a … Continue reading
An Experience
“I believe that an experience makes a better gift than material objects. When I think of the best gifts I’ve been given, they have been experiences that changed my life. My friend gifted me a flight, which led to my … Continue reading
Uncertainty
The beauty of uncertainty is infinite possibility. When you don’t know what’s next, you don’t know what’s next—which means anything can be next! I think when you think you know what’s next, you’re in tunnel vision. You’ll see what’s in the realm … Continue reading
Remind Me
Dear God, in a world where it’s easy to sink into darkness and despair, give me the hope and strength to find the love, the joy, and all the good that life has to offer. Remind me that my purpose … Continue reading
Real Life of an MSW 