Despite the high volume of e-mail that flows invisibly all the time, there is often no substitute for talking with people. Indeed, in many organizations, big decisions are made only after in-person conversations. Many career people take this seriously. Herein lies an opening for misjudgement. Present with sincere … Read entire story.
Source: WE magazine for women
I’m going to be raw and honest about homeschooling for a minute. My oldest son is 11 years old and incredibly gifted. However, reading and writing have NOT been his strong suits. That tends to be an issue with gifted children as they can tire of things quickly and become… Read entire story.
Source: The Fashionable Housewife
Nancy Burke, author of Only the Women Are Burning is this week’s featured writer Nancy Burke writes about refugees, from fascist regimes, from the Soviets, and from dysfunctional domestic relationships. She has a long history of switching careers, from business executive, to museum educator, to mission commander (where she … Read entire story.
Source: WE magazine for women
Margaret Kramar is the author of Searching for Spenser, A Mother’s Journey Through Grief, her memoir about a child who died. It was published by Anamcara Press in November, 2018. How is it that you decided to write a memoir about the birth and short life of your son? I … Read entire story.
Source: WE magazine for women
Many Americans lack good writing skills, which could be holding them back Last year, The New York Times published an article titled “Why Kids Can’t Write.” The article points out that many would-be writers struggle with knowing where to start – and a problem that’s … Read entire story.
Source: WE magazine for women