by Brooke Hickcox I remember my dad was driving me to school one morning when I was 11 years old. Our island didn't have patrol cars yet, he drove his Continue Reading
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What Factors Determine The Need For Professional Animal Control Services
Not every critter sighting calls for an expert. But some situations escalate fast, and a quick call to animal control can protect people, pets, and Continue Reading
Beyond Compliance: The Shift from Obedience to Discipline in Leadership and Life
As a young officer in the Ranger Regiment, I adhered strictly to the Ranger Standards. Those standards are what made us who we were – and so my Continue Reading
How Exterior Upgrades Enhance Property Appeal Across Changing Seasons
When maintaining a property's charm and attractiveness, many homeowners focus on interior design, often forgetting the power of exterior upgrades. The Continue Reading
Smart Design Tips for a Comfortable Backyard
A comfortable backyard feels like an extra room rather than an afterthought. You step outside, sit down, and feel ready to stay awhile instead of Continue Reading
How to Choose a Reliable Moving Company in Kennesaw: 7 Key Questions to Ask
Photo by Handiwork NYC on Unsplash For Kennesaw residents planning a move, whether it’s across town or into a nearby neighborhood, choosing the Continue Reading
Fresh Releases Bringing New Energy to Vinyl Culture
The resurgence of vinyl records has become a significant cultural phenomenon in recent years, breathing fresh life into the music industry and Continue Reading
Collector Insights: What Makes A Card Truly Rare And Valuable
Modern collecting moves fast, but the core drivers of rarity have stayed steady. It comes down to how few exist, how desirable the subject is, and how Continue Reading
Embracing the Uncomfortable: How Imposter Syndrome is Your Secret Catalyst for Growth
We should never want to know (nor work for) a person who does not have imposter syndrome – can you imagine that person's arrogance? So why do so Continue Reading
When “Humanitarian” Projects Aren’t
Engineers, especially civil engineers, build things. It’s what we do, and we consider each project, large or small, “our” project. Being a civil Continue Reading
Metaphors and Metamorphosis
Most of my creative life has revolved around metamorphosis and metaphors. I love telling stories, and stories with a transformative ending are even Continue Reading
The Virtue of Patience in an Instant World
In the digital age, where instant gratification isn't just desired but expected, the ancient virtue of patience has never been more relevant. We've Continue Reading