When I started my business in 1985, my first flyer said “Are You Tired Of Giving Flowers, When You Wanted Something More?” and explained what a gift basket was. Although giving food as a gift has been popular in many cultures for years and years, bringing creativity, personalization, beauty, and sophistication to gifts of this […]
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My journey started in a small town in India. The support of many nurturing people around me, coupled with my relentless pursuit of excellence led to my professional success. As Mrs. Washington, I was able to raise $7,000 for Victoria’s Voice and save precious lives from being wasted due to the drug epidemic. I helped
By DeeDee Strum National Public Radio (NPR) and other news outlets are currently reporting 22 states experiencing increased rates of infection from the novel coronavirus that can cause the disease, COVID-19. These states are characterized as having either unchecked or escalating community spread. No surprises here since the health care professionals warned us this past
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By Shawn McClondon The death and the circumstances surrounding the death of George Floyd has created an environment that has prompted and unearthed lingering wounds and questions. But questions like how we achieve racial justice for all or how we end racism sometimes seems too big to really wrap your head around. And that’s why,
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TrailBlazers Impact made the top 100 Blogs and Websites for Women List! Feedspot selected our site as one every woman must follow in 2020! Some of our blogs are thought-provoking, some controversial, some just fun to reminise with . . . we run the gambit! See our full set of latest blogs on FeedSpot here
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By Karen Kendra Here we are at the political crossroads—-national election season. As if the country isn’t polarized enough, the appointment of another supreme court justice has taken on an acceleration that leaves the country roiling. Each presidency considers a chance to place a qualified judge of similar and sometimes extreme ideology on the highest
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By Jay Berger Even with advanced COPD you can improve your breathing and quality of life. With a chronic illness like COPD it’s common to ignore how you are feel and just plug ahead with the activity only to be short of breath when you stop. But once you get back in touch with your
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Friday, September 25, 2020 – 12:00pm – 1:00pm About this Event Come learn how these eight female entrepreneurs (been in business less than two years) have built a name for themselves in the San Diego community. Learn what each has done to help others rise with her and what impact her business has made in the community. READ
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For recent college graduates, finding a job after graduation is not a hit or miss proposition. The COVID-19 pandemic has challenged many graduates in their search for employment as unemployment claims have reached astronomical levels. A September 2020 Bureau of Labor Statistics news release estimated that, in August, 24.2 million individuals had been unable to
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Mentors Made the Difference Ep. 32 – Anita Harden was the low self-confidence girl who fought off self-doubt all the time to become what she could have never imagined herself becoming, a hospital president. Anita talks about her personal battles to overcome recurring attacks of self-doubt fighting back the absence of self confidence born of
