Don’t Make Lent about YouI am what you would call the typical black sheep of my family. From a predominantly conservative and religious household came a blond-haired, green-eyed child that managed to become none of those things. However, from these Southern roots, I have managed to obtain attributes [...]

Brandy Weber: A Teacher with PersistencePrelude: As a more “social user” of Social Media, I’ve had the chance to interact with some Generation-Y peers who’ve been willing to share their insights and lives with me at the most candid of depths. It is a very humbling experience to have people confide and entrust in you their [...]

City or Rural: Where to Live in Your Quarterlife?Rural Chef Nathan Lippy Being the Florida boy I am, I am been accustomed to a  way of thinking about life and how I want to live it. I love the beach, open air, sunshine and peace and quite that sometime gets lost in the major metropolitan areas. As [...]

Fear of SuccessFrom Chanelle Schneider: For as long as I can remember, I have been conscious of a “fear-influenced duality” of the mind between the desire and fear of success. This fear is partially responsible for the sense of paralysis some experience when attempting to move forward with their goals. It causes one to think so much [...]

Advice My Parents Gave I’d Never Admito Ring – No Way! David Borron The best piece of advice I received was from my mother. She always reiterated, “Don’t date anyone you couldn’t see yourself marrying.”  This advice was flippantly thrown off earlier in my life. I think a lot of us go through a serial dating [...]

Top 5 Regrets: These Things Happened Most of our contributors were very uneasy with this “Sound Off!” Topic…many said, ”I’ve been taught there are no regrets in life that everything happens for a reason.” So when they came forward with their regrets – we KNEW they had to be interesting! Here’s the first round of our contributors Top [...]