Author: Teresa Oliver

Photo Credit Mark Cruz on Unsplash Sometimes, when you’re in business, things just aren’t working. What do you do then? I have some suggestions for moving forward. Our oldest son was driving home from work one night last fall when he was halted due to a tobacco barn fire. Tobacco is hung in a barn… Continue reading Your Way is Blocked! What Now?

Photo Credit to Abby Savage on Unsplash I was watching my husband teach our youngest son how to chop wood yesterday. I didn’t know that there was a technique to it. It isn’t just swinging an axe! My husband showed him how to place the piece of wood and what to look for when deciding… Continue reading A Mentor is a Valuable Resource

Photo credit Arnel Hasanovic on Unsplash How do you keep on task when you work from home? Do you have “to do” lists? Do you keep to a schedule that will ensure you accomplish all you need to? Co-working is another tool that can help us stay on task, at least for a dedicated time… Continue reading You Can Accomplish MORE With Co-Working

A few weeks ago, our youngest child attended his last youth activity at church, closing the door on about thirteen years of monthly afterglows, camps, and other assorted youth activities for our family. It’s a bittersweet time. I’m excited for him as he steps out. I’m proud of the young man he has become and… Continue reading Building a Business Takes Time!

Photo credit Holiday World People were taking advantage of one of the last weekends before school started, and the park was very crowded. The day was hot and humid. Our youngest son texted me and said he wanted to ride the Thunderbird. He is 18 and perfectly capable of riding whatever he chooses to ride,… Continue reading Stepping Out of Your Comfort Zone