January 2011

Connecting with Cleveland

Published in January 2011
Written by Peggy Sijswerda

Fair breezes waft gently down from nearby Lake Erie as I tour a small farm called Chef’s Garden in Milan, Ohio. Farmer Lee Jones, who owns the business with his…

Get Ahead with Volunteering

Published in January 2011
Written by Marcy Germanotta

Jessica McQuade volunteers for the Girl Scouts.

In today’s competitive job market, you need to be on top of your game and find an edge that will open doors. That means being prepared with a good resume.…

Set the Stage for Early Literacy

Published in January 2011
Written by Tonya Eierdam

Most parents expect their children to learn to read when they enter kindergarten at five or six years old. However, some parents and scientists are finding out that the ideal…

At Every Stage of Life

Published in January 2011
Written by Angela Parsons, M.D.

A woman’s medical needs change throughout her life. At every stage, it’s important to know what your body requires and how that can affect your health. Doing so can help…

Body Language Dos & Don’ts

Published in January 2011
Written by Dottie DeHart

Today’s business world is more competitive than ever. As the economy continues to struggle, competition for jobs, clients, sales—you name it—continues to be tight. If you’re sure that you’ve been…

Refocus on Family Values

Published in January 2011
Written by Dottie DeHart

If you’re like many American parents, in spite of your best efforts, your family can seem about as far from perfect as possible. Your kids appear to lack all semblance…

Network Into the New Year

Published in January 2011
Written by Kathleen Fogarty

Jennifer Witham, Sandy Dumont, and Sally Kocen: current, past, and future presidents of NAWBO-SEVA

You’ve flipped open your planner for the New Year, and you’re ready to move forward in your business, confident with your product or service, empowered by positive thinking. You’ve ordered…

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