This week Nia spends “tea time” in the hot seat. It's a chat inspired by a blog post she penned about her journey from fearing success to fully embracing life.Continue Reading
People used to constantly say to me, “You have no fear!”, and “I wish I was you, you’re not afraid of anything.” And for the most part, that is true. Heights don’t bother me. The dark doesn’t scare me. Public speaking invigorates and excites me, and performing anything from memory is a welcomed challenge as...Continue Reading
Think you're an integrous person? Evaluate your own integrity quotient and hear what we learned about ours as we get the "tea" on integrity.Continue Reading
Explore the compelling connections between creating vibrant personal relationships and cultivating rewarding, productive workplace environments.Continue Reading
What is self-awareness? Why do we need it? How can we raise our children's and our own Self-Awareness Quotient? Join our crucial conversation.Continue Reading
If you’re looking to win the mindset battle, it could be helpful to identify and eliminate any “bad” words and phrases that could adversely affect your parenting and overall work and life experience! If you're homeschooling, it might be a big step towards being able to claim victory in the educational war. More importantly, it...Continue Reading
Concerned regarding whether your child is really listening? Join us as we openly share our experiences from the communication minefield.Continue Reading
Parenting and homeschooling are “learn as you grow” experiences. And, that growth is mutual. So, my mother and I have decided to list our top three life lessons that we’ve learned from each other. Here are mine.Continue Reading
Our children can be our greatest teachers. Some of my most powerful and priceless life lessons have come through my daughter. Here are three.Continue Reading
In this blog on the first episode of the Real Talk podcast, learn more about our mother/daughter relationship. We also reveal and discuss our Myers-Briggs type.Continue Reading
Social skills are important at every age. Introducing these skills to our tweens and teens allows them to practice and refine them early.Continue Reading
