Author Archives: Stylish 🍒

Most of you have seen me rock my outfits in the pictures I post on social media. I started doing what I call my mirror selfies in January after I bought my clothes (the first time being on the JCPenney website). I’ve gotten positive feedback for the leather jackets in some pictures as well. MoreContinue reading “Picture Perfect”

With regards to the Erie trip, this part of my vacation served its purpose too. I did not buy anything in Erie or Grove City even though I felt tempted. I had planned later this week to update my wardrobe closer to home. I eyed up new purchases at Old Navy in the Grove CityContinue reading “A New Beginning”

Before I cover my Erie trip, I will say that it was a different experience unlike Cape May. I applaud Aunt Sue for playing it safe with COVID-19 and the possibility of having to quarantine for two weeks after coming back. We felt like it would be better to stay close to home. It mayContinue reading “Bon Voyage to my Past”

Back in the Spring at our Virtual Achievers Club Meeting, Toastmaster Christina Keener presented a speech that could prove to be very helpful. She gave us five tips for remaining positive and productive during the global pandemic. I really felt like she made some great talking points and I want to share them with youContinue reading “Lessons from the Lockdown”

Nine years ago, I gave my ice breaker in front of the Greensburg Toastmasters. Time has passed me by and, that group that I spoke to has changed hands many times since 2011. But two things are still the same. I’m still involved in Toastmasters and I still love to update my wardrobe. Since IContinue reading “You Just Haven’t Met Me Yet”

Finally a blog that highlights the Stylish in Stylish Traveling DTM. As I tell you when I close off the blog, put together a nice outfit and make your smile your best accessory. When it comes to clothes shopping for me, my main go to place is JCPenney (most of my wardrobe is from thereContinue reading “Four Reasons Why I Like Old Navy.”

Credit goes to ateagueofyourown.com for the inspiration for this article. Check out their website and get in contact with them if you need help assessing your life situation. Flexibility is important in your life choices. Life is a contact sport. It is not scripted. Flexibility is required in this day and age. During these difficultContinue reading “Flexibility and Life”

Here are ten ways to increase your personal level of flexibility: Diagnose Before You Respond – Make sure you take the time to examine the task, the needs of the situation, and the capabilities of the individuals involved. Then, choose the best way to respond to each one. Take Time Out – During the day,Continue reading “Ten Ways to Increase Your Personal Level of Flexibility”

Feeling grumpy 🌧? I’ve learned of five ways to turn that grumpy demeanor into one that spreads cheer 🌈. The first thing to do when life has you down is to go for a walk. For me, that means taking a walk around the high school, downtown Greensburg, or Twin Lakes. One thing I learnedContinue reading “Feeling Grumpy?”

The inspiration for tonight’s blog comes from CMOE and A Teague of Your Own. Visit ateagueofyourown.com to learn more about how my friends Jim and Michelle Teague can help you succeed in your endeavors. Not everyone is going to adapt to your sense of style or your direction. To get everyone on the same page,Continue reading “Flexibility in Leadership”