We had our very first Community Conversation last month and it was simply amazing! We witnessed neighbors come together and talk, listen, agree and also disagree with one another in a graceful way. Gentrification is a complex topic that evokes a variety of emotions and opinions so we were grateful to be able to discuss it in a way that was helpful and promoted an exchanging of ideas, viewpoints, and tangible takeaways. One of the biggest wins of our time together was that eve

3 years ago this weekend I left the corporate life, hopefully forever, and joined the entrepreneur world of business! It has been one of the hardest yet most rewarding things I've ever done. Leaving my job that I was very good at and knew everything to start something that I thought I may be good at was no easy task, but with a lot of faith and a lot of hustle God has brought me here. Here are the top 5 most important things I've learned. 1. Relax, you don’t have to finish ev

#45 was elected, I was hurt and I disappeared. Blogging is not for the faint at heart I hear this from Bloggers all of the time. I mostly hear it when decsribing the amount of work Bloggers put into their businesses behind the scenes. That's not what I was referring to though. I rarely see people talk about the amount of vulnerability blogging requires. In 2017 I just couldn't do it. Trump got elected, it sent me into an emotional hiding place and I was hurt. I started my rea

How about I bring you up to speed Ok ALOT happened in 2018, ALOT. I really suck at writing things down but I want to do a better job in 2019 on documenting whats happening in my life. I think that it will serve as a way to reflect later when I can go back and see how far God has brought me. Ok so let me bring you up to speed. I sold A LOT of homes including our first home, moved into one of our investment properties and bought a Lot in English Aveune. (Don't call it The Bluff