Kristen was born an artist and educated a marketer. When her son was born she wanted out of the corporate 9 to 5. After trying different things, she decided to start a business selling her art. The first four months sales were bleak. Then she got the idea to make handcrafted signs. Two months later […]
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Psychologist on Infidelity & Life
Dr. Stephanie, is a licensed psychologist in private practice. She has helped many different clients overcome a number of personal hurdles. I spent an hour talking to Dr. Stephanie about both the issues she discusses most frequently these days and her thoughts on some of the more challenging aspects of relationships. Here is a bit […]
How to Move to Cambodia
Craig planned to go on vacation to Cambodia for about three weeks. While he was there, he was having such a great time he extended his trip by a few days. He was only back in the United States for a few weeks before he decided he was going back for good. Two and a […]
Q & A: Wisconsin Organic Farmer
Rufus Haucke was a chair lift operator in Winter Park, Colorado. Over time, he found himself gravitating towards gardening and thoughts of his family farm. In 2004, when his father put the family farm up for sale, Rufus decided to give it a go. Here is a bit of his story. What was the learning […]
Q &A: Meet, Plan, Go’s Sherry Ott
Sherry Ott wants Americans to take a break from their jobs to travel. She wants people to do this so badly she has co-founded an organization to make it happen. Here is a bit of her story. What do you think are the hurdles associated with either quitting your job or taking a sabbatical from […]
“G” is for Globalization
Annual Report — Really, really pretty paper. Really, really bad news. Executive Leadership Team — CWTFO’s Filing Chapter 11 – Dear Wall Street, All is cool with us. Only little change is we just realized it is wayyyyy easier not to pay our bills. “Not that I am being critical.” — “I am being critical.” […]