The numbers don’t lie. There is an 87%+ chance that you’re reading this text, and listening to this podcast – on a mobile device that you’re holding in your hand. But when you’re done listening and clicking, how long will it take for you to put the phone down? How long will it stay out … Continue reading Controlling Cell Phone Addiction…
Isn’t it grand that we have a world where, with some hard work, determination and focus anyone can make a decent life for themselves. We all have examples, some personal, of people who, despite bad odds, forged ahead and created a solid framework for themselves and their families. Presumably, these same values and initiatives … Continue reading Debunking the Boothstrap Myth – Castle of Common Sense
What happens when the realization sinks in that God’s power and strength has been infused into a self-described fraidy-cat-but- wanna-do-it-all-superwoman’s life? All kinds of messy attempts at courageous faith! Hear the story behind me, Stephanie Haynes, your host of A Call to Courage on this inaugural episode! Sign up HERE to get future episodes delivered … Continue reading A Call to Courage: 101 – Why I’m Podcasting…
Gabbing about financing for green home projects with Trisha McConkey of Associated Bank on the Green Gab. Trisha and Associated Bank’s experience and expertise with mortgages and loans help homeowners to finance their dream home, especially a green home. All types of home projects may qualify for green consideration – new construction, renovations to a … Continue reading Financing Your Green Dream Home
Because water is a limited resource which we cannot live without, it’s vital we keep learning and remembering to use water wisely. As water is integrated into almost every part of our lives and is used in almost everything we manufacture, water affects us on every level. And because water is so affordable and readily … Continue reading Water – Just Use What We Need
Kids. We don’t all have ’em, but those that do know all about the potential pitfalls in raising ’em. The details, speedbumps, mountains and black holes are many, and no one’s got “a book” to read to accomplish it for everyone, but there ARE answers, potential solutions and requests for discussion about it all inside … Continue reading Bringing Children into Adulthood
Ron and Cindy with Hoodle, share this online web portal to help homebuyers find their neighborhood for building a new home. With Hoodle, homebuyers can learn about neighborhoods with new home construction, as well as the builders building the homes. Hoodle helps new homebuyers learn about the homes in the neighborhoods, the amenities and the … Continue reading Find Your Neighborhood – Ron Williams and Cindy Rhinehart of Hoodle
Baseball is a game that continues to give us drama, memories and statistics but what it’s also given us – are a series of staples on the silver screen. While we’ve covered 1989’s Field of Dreams in Perspective Review, the fact is that there are a LOT of outstanding, resoundingly-memorable baseball films. Which one is … Continue reading 10 Best Baseball Movies in Feature Film History
Erika Boeing, systems engineer, entrepreneur, CEO, and co-founder of Accelerate Wind shares her mission of having “as many wind turbines on as many commercial rooftops as possible that are economically viable through the development of several inventions currently in progress.” Current wind turbines tend to be noisy, unsightly and expensive. Rooftop wind also struggles to repay the initial start-up … Continue reading Harnessing the Wind with Erika Boeing of Accelerate Wind
What does green living really entail and how can it help save ourselves? Join the gab about green living and consumer education for homeowners and residents to learn how to live greener. Green living can start with our buying choices and our behaviors, and education helps us know where to start. Through a little know-how, … Continue reading Green Living – Saving Ourselves