Category Archives: Career Journal
Struggling With a Resolution? Try Picking a Word
Walking the loop with a good friend, she thanked me for getting up early with her, as it was her goal to get in shape (yes, I shared that post with her). She asked me what my resolution was. They … Continue reading
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Finding your joy and finding your purpose – Pages of a Career Journal
“I’ve had my trials and tribulations,” he says. He’d always been in and out of kitchens: “It’s always been close to my heart.” But he struggled with addiction and ended up in jail. When he got out, his work experience … Continue reading
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Tagged addiction, Aging out, chance encounters, childhood hunger, Childhood memories, dreams, faith, foodie, fostercare, goals, homeless, How did you get here, inspiration, life, Networking, Operation Sack Lunch, passion, purpose, second chances, SNAP, social worker, transformation, transitional living facilities, trials and tribulations, Year of Yes
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Health and Happiness
You Don’t Get Anywhere in Life By Sitting Still I bought myself a treadmill . Yes, I am a runner. I know some in the running community will consider this machine blasphemes, but I don’t care. I enjoy running indoors as … Continue reading
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Tagged A Fat Girl Dancing, Apple, bad self-image, Bmi, body shaming, Brazil, David's Bridal, excerise, gym, health, International Women's Day, Jacksonville International Airport, Jay-Z, lammily doll, life style, marthon, Money magazine, music, NordicTrack, Obesity, Petite, plus size, runner, self-esteem, self-image, Spoleto, Taylor Swift, test driver, treadmill, Whitney Thore, women's health
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Real Life of an MSW 