Tara Burd, San Diego Contract Litigation Attorney says, “Planning ahead and protecting your interests and relationships, makes sense.” When it comes to businesses and individuals in contract-related disputes, there are two distinct camps of people. In the first camp are individuals who see no need to put their agreements in writing. These people believe that […]
Karl Weiss, San Diego creator of Carry-Jokey told us, “Everybody is constantly looking for new ways to enjoy themselves. Here’s a way that’s new and exciting, affordable, and a lot safer than skydiving (unless you get the wrong crowd).” Carry-Jokey is an activity similar to Karaoke, using a screen that scrolls a script and a […]
Nearly five years after the Great Recession, the U.S. and world economies are still feeling the blowback. Indications from economists, journalists, politicians, and pundits alike allude to economic resurgence since the meltdown in 2009, but with the glut of candidates that were and continue to be on the job market, employers have become picky in […]
Having worked with celebrities like America’s Next Top Model contestant Raelia Lewis and singer Gean Baylor of the R&B group Zhane, Lakisha Evans has gained her own celebrity status as the go-to makeup artist. Lakisha has been using her creative side and talents for makeup artistry since 2007. Even though she has worked with celebrities, […]
Sandra Mayberry, San Diego Family Law Attorney says, “One controversial subject is spousal support, or what we used to call alimony.” How long should a working spouse be required to support a non-working spouse? How much should the support be? What is the non-working spouse’s obligation to get back to work? Spousal support (what we […]
Shelley Smith, Author of The Connection: The Playbook for Business Owners and Executives is helping professionals get the clarity necessary to connect more deeply so they can make powerful, long-term decisions about the future of their businesses. In this new book, Shelley Smith, Author and Executive Coach, shares actionable strategies in “Playbook” fashion because business […]
Parents often dread the new school year as much as their kids, especially if their student struggles in school. A child with a history of lost school assignments, failure to complete homework, and missed project deadlines makes parents want to pull their hair out, or worse yet, explode. Parents of these students become exhausted early […]
Energy Healer Francesca Rossellini, PhD, of Quantum Healing and author of the forthcoming book, The Sacred YES, helps her clients overcome obstacles to live the life they dream about. She has a natural ability to heal using energy and intuition about illnesses of the body and the spirit. She works with her clients in person […]
Virtual Business Manager, Sara Speicher has seen first-hand how overwhelm impacts the growth of small businesses. Speicher recalls the incident that started her on a new career path: “Years ago, when I was still an employee, my boss wanted to take his successful small business to the next level, so he hired a team of […]
Nancy Paul, author of the Amazon best-seller The Little Book about Scholarships, encourages families to take the time to study the opportunities that exist for their student to win both private and institutional merit scholarships – money for college based on achievement. Institutional merit aid comes from colleges while private merit aid is offered by […]