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Women Support WomenList Item 1
By Tracy Bernard
Have you ever watched an athlete play for the first time, or perhaps seen a new co-worker flawlessly command a meeting, and thought, “Wow, this person is going to be good?” That’s how I feel about the new owner and editor of Black Hills Woman Magazine, Kelsey Parker.
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The Good SpaceList Item 2
By Kelsey Parker
I’m a yogi, lawyer, business owner, and now … publisher. I don’t even know what that means – “publisher.” But, I’ll figure it out (with hours and hours of training from Tracy, “Googling,” “You Tubing,”... doing all the “…ings”). When I learned that Tracy was planning her next adventure and was planning to step away from Black Hills Woman Magazine, I had an instant gut feeling: “You should do this.” You know how the story ends because you’re reading this article. So, I’m writing this to tell you my why.
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Shredding Limits and Becoming a ChampionList Item 3
By Kayla Gahagan
Dennae Russell is all guts and grit, but she believes it doesn’t take experience with cancer and an amputated leg to face life with the same determination she has.
“Quitting is not an option in my mind, so I am always finding ways to adapt and overcome,” said Russell, 29. “But you don’t need to be an amputee to have that mindset. If I can get someone living their life to the fullest, it makes my heart so happy and my struggles worth it. It all just depends on how bad you want it and how much effort you are willing to put in.”
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In Business and in MarriageList Item 4
By Kelsey Parker
“Love and marriage go together like a horse and carriage.” But, what about business and marriage? Wedding vows don’t often end with, “In sickness and in health … In failure or success of our business.” Statistics indicate that 20% of small businesses fail within the first year.
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Double Duty: The Working Mom Write a description for this list item and include information that will interest site visitors. For example, you may want to describe a team member's experience, what makes a product special, or a unique service that you offer.
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Setting Intentions
The history of setting New Year’s resolutions dates back thousands of years to the ancient Babylonians. Babylonians held celebrations in the New Year and made promises, or what we would call resolutions, to their gods.
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Local Fashion
What's hot in the local boutiques.
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A Bit Fitter Than I Used to Be
As a teenager waiting tables, one of the most valuable lessons I learned was to save steps. I never went back to the kitchen without taking dirty dishes back with me. It would have to be done eventually and my customers weren’t likely to do it. After that, saving steps became a way of life for me. That’s why I always hauled in five bags of groceries and a gallon of milk at the same time—or tried to.
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Retirement: Dilemma or Delight?
On November 4th, I officially ceased to work. No more schedules, assignments, meetings, training, deadlines, new programs and procedures to learn. Conversely, it also meant no more paycheck, purpose, structure, and socialization. But unlike many, this was not an easy decision for me.
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Tips for Setting and Achieving Financial Goals
Whether you are working towards paying off high interest debt or looking to build an emergency fund, goal-setting is a prerequisite to achieving financial goals. Setting achievable goals requires a realistic yet positive approach. You must be diligent in your spending, saving, and investing habits to ensure that you achieve financial success. Here are six simple tips for setting and achieving your financial goals.