Tag: Sarah’s Advice

How I Manifested Paris!

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#SeeIT It was 2009 the first time I put a photo of the Eiffel Tower on my very first vision board. Since then, every subsequent board has boasted a beautiful photo of the symbol of Paris, the city of lights.   #DreamIT But

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Ideal Schedule for the Mompreneur Who Works from Home

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  I’ve worked from home for over five years. Most of that time for an employer, and it’s always been a challenge. It’s hard to stay focused. Hard to juggle your “mom life” with your work responsibilities. Now, as a

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New Year, New Habits: How to Set Achievable Goals to Insure Success

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The start of a new year is the perfect time to create new habits and set achievable goals to insure long term success.  I’m a firm believer that to do anything, you need to have a clear, compelling end goal

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A Letter to My Daughters on Turning Forty

A letter to my daughters on turning forty

My Darling Daughters, Right now, you are nine-years old (well, almost ten) and your skin is porcelain, smooth and glowing. In summer, it turns this fantastic shade of deep golden brown, when it’s been kissed by the sun (even when

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Why My Kids Are Planning Our Italy Adventure

5 Reasons why my three young kids are planning our Italy adventure this fall.  Going to Italy is not just a vacation for me, it’s the realization of a life-long dream, and what some might call a near obsession. Since

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Single Mom Road Trip Survival Guide

I grew up going on long road trips, when my family would drive from Oregon to California to visit relatives or friends several times a year. Back then we’d all pile into an old beat-up station wagon, pack some sandwiches

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6 Steps to Getting Out of a Funk

This is a follow-up to my last post: Postpartum of a Dream.  Writing that post helped me to process so much of what I’d been avoiding for the past year, and helped start my journey back to where I need

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10 Ways to Avoid Being a Single Mom Trainwreck.

Being a single mom (or parent) is hard. I think that’s a pretty universally known fact. But you know what makes it waaaay fucking harder? Trainwreck single moms. They give us all a bad name! They’ve created stereotypes that make

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