Three Reasons Women Change
Their Lives After Forty
“That’s when I grew some balls,” summed up best-selling author Paula Houseman’s explanation of how she had the courage to dramatically change her life after forty. Whether you’re in the midst of perimenopause or having your first baby, mid-life often stirs women to review, revise and sometimes … reinvent. Review At forty you might feel the need to review your past accomplishments, and be surprised by what you find. As your perspective matures you could feel a pull to do somet
To Each His Own
My funny memoir is about failures. It’s about learning the hard way to let go when someone no longer loves you, understanding that even the best of intentions may cause you suffering and how by mid-life you realize family and friends are more important than stuff. A lot of people like the book, it meanders in the top ten of ebooks on Amazon, canoodling next to some of my idols, including Trevor Noah and Samantha Irby. I’ve been lucky to be featured on Atlanta morning shows a
Getting Married? Lower your expectations, now.
My book begins “I’ve been married for twenty years, not to the same people but regardless….” I’m very pro-love and relationships. However, if you’ve never tied the knot, let me share a little of what happens AFTER you are supposed to be living your happily ever after. That euphoric feeling of new love has similar qualities of a drug addiction: including heart palpitations, wild fantasies, lack of sleep and the vacillation between euphoria and misery eventually calms down. Aft
Zero to a Million: One Cupcake at a Time
It was the Chocolate Turtle Poke Cake recipe that was a game changer for Forsyth’s Mom Loves Baking blogger Lise Ode. The photograph went viral, and was liked, shared and/or pinned millions of times on social media. How did it feel to get thousands of new Facebook followers and boost her blog page views to close to five hundred thousand with one post? SWEET. Lise’s love affair for baking started early but she didn’t pursue it as a career until after working as a graphic desig
Starting from Scratch: A Guide to Building your Brand
Why do companies spend millions to track us online and build profiles? They’re identifying the what, when and why we browse, click, and buy. There’s no coincidence that after you shop for a lamps online, you start seeing lamp, light bulb and home furnishings pop up ads on your social media. It’s called cookie syncing and you need to be doing your own version of it to build your brand, attract your target market, and sell your products. Who is your customer? Or better yet, who
Second Act
Author Lee St. John is a self-proclaimed rogue southerner. It suits her. After thirty years as a public school teacher, she has poured her life experiences into material for her five self-published books. She's A Keeper!: Confessions From A Southern Girl's Closet - The Stories Begin, ranks number one in Kindle Short Reads. She can be seen monthly on WAXC’s Charter Cable television show, The Front Porch: discussing everything from what utensils are necessary to host a formal d
