This quote was brought up during a work seminar for #internationalwomensday. I actually like this. It ties back with the discussion on how we present ourselves and work styles.In the workplace, this means more of being open to your colleagues opinions, acknowledging those who make a contribution, and making others feel empowered. It can translate … Continue reading Humility & International Women’s Day
Author: Jenn
Gratitude
As this year comes to a close, I wanted to reflect on it’s profound impact. There have been so many highlights this year, and I am thankful for all of them. I am happy that we were able to come together as a family this year, and in a place that we worked hard to … Continue reading Gratitude
A Mommy Story: Jayna
It's been quite a while since I've posted the "Mommy Story" series. It's something that I've been wanting to pick back up; uplifting and supporting other mothers who have / or are struggling is something near and dear to my heart. The first post of this year belongs to Jayna, a mother who I "met" … Continue reading A Mommy Story: Jayna
Another Goodbye
I remember when I first met her. I was, to say the least, surprised. She applied for a job in my department. In all honesty, she was so seasoned in the industry, and so overqualified. I should have been reporting to her. We poignantly asked – why does someone with such an extensive background want … Continue reading Another Goodbye
Damaged ThredUP Items
There have been so many changes within the Thredup platform, that any user will find them easily through a google searches. Pricing structures, payouts, processing times - it's all there. I've been meaning to write this particular post for quite some time, but with all the drama surrounding ThredUP, it just got left to the … Continue reading Damaged ThredUP Items
Hidden Keepsake
I held the wallet in my hand, having difficulty accepting why it was in my possession. I looked at the worn faux leather, thinking about the stories it might have about its previous owner. Have you ever thought about what your own possessions may reveal about you? The edges were worn from pressure in being … Continue reading Hidden Keepsake
Too Soon For Goodbyes
The moment I heard it, I felt the familiar sting in my heart. A sudden, strong feeling that ached with the beginnings of loss. A mix of disbelief, fear and raw sadness rushed through me, resulting in an outburst of tears. No one could have prepared us for what this year would bring. It was … Continue reading Too Soon For Goodbyes
5 Tips for Poshmark Return Cases
In the last few months, one of the more popular posts on this blog has been “I Had a Poshmark Return”. As a seller, it’s in inevitable to have a case. No matter the reason, it’s always frustrating! Since that last post, I've had a total of six cases. In the span of a year, … Continue reading 5 Tips for Poshmark Return Cases
Motherless on Mother’s Day
Yesterday, a friend asked how I felt about Mother’s Day. “Do you think of your mother during Mother’s Day typically?” It seemed like a very strange question. Maybe intrusive. Maybe just something out of sheer curiosity from someone who doesn’t understand loss in that way. Still, while the question was strange to think of, the … Continue reading Motherless on Mother’s Day
Reframing Thoughts
I sat on the call, feeling the anxiety build. Confusion, worry and doubt began to fester. “What in the world am I going to do here? Why am I even a part of this”? One by one the group members discussed the tasks at hand. The leader spoke quickly, firing off tasks and other items. … Continue reading Reframing Thoughts
This Mommy is Real 