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Review : Colgate Wisp

July 11, 2012 By Danielle Hatfield 1 Comment

11 Jul

One product I can say has been fantastic to keep handy when I travel is the Colgate Wisp. These mini, single use toothbrushes have a flavored bead (I prefer the spearmint flavor) in the head of each brush that is a burst of clean. With no water rinsing necessary, Wisps are useful to those on the ... Read More about Review : Colgate Wisp

7 of the Best iPhone Apps for Business

July 10, 2012 By Danielle Hatfield 2 Comments

10 Jul

Even though I love my tech free weekends, I wanted to share 6 iPhone apps that I simply can't live (or work) without and also include one that I recently discovered. Now, each of us have different needs and therefore different apps appeal to us. By no means is this meant to be the 'one and only' ... Read More about 7 of the Best iPhone Apps for Business

Leveraging Down Time to Grow Your Bottom Line Goals

July 9, 2012 By Danielle Hatfield 4 Comments

9 Jul

Last week, my mother-in-law shared a page straight out of Oprah.com . . . literally! The article was an aha moment from actress Leelee Sobieski and the importance a day of rest can make. After reading this article, I had my own aha moment. . . I wasn't alone! It's so refreshing to discover that ... Read More about Leveraging Down Time to Grow Your Bottom Line Goals

Slow Home Living and the Lesson of Small, Kind Gifts

July 6, 2012 By Danielle Hatfield 4 Comments

6 Jul

While working with Experience Farm client and friend, Gloria B. Collins on the design of her website, my husband and I were introduced to her passion for sustainable living through mindful choices . . . Slow Home Living. As Gloria and I got to know each other more, I began to look at my world ... Read More about Slow Home Living and the Lesson of Small, Kind Gifts

Recipe : Key Limetini

July 5, 2012 By Danielle Hatfield 4 Comments

5 Jul

Many people think of pies when you mention a recipe with Key Lime as the main ingredient. . . well, I'm here to change your thinking! This fun and fresh recipe is perfect for cooling down on hot summer nights and adding a little spunk to your backyard parties! I have to warn you that juicing ... Read More about Recipe : Key Limetini

Developing Blog Content : Harvesting New Ideas in Unexpected Places

July 4, 2012 By Danielle Hatfield 2 Comments

4 Jul

Developing blog content may seem daunting if you don't have specific goals. The key to developing great blog content is knowing what goals you and/or your company will be growing towards with each blog post. Other wise, you're posting about topics that have nothing to do with your passions or ... Read More about Developing Blog Content : Harvesting New Ideas in Unexpected Places

App Store : Facebook Pages Manager

July 3, 2012 By Danielle Hatfield Leave a Comment

3 Jul

Recently, while poking around my facebook page (go ahead and like me, you know you want to!) I noticed this little message informing me that I could now download the new Facebook Pages Manager for my iPhone from the App Store. Now, I had been seeing this since May. My first thought was . . . ... Read More about App Store : Facebook Pages Manager

Udderly Smooth Summer Skin

July 2, 2012 By Danielle Hatfield 3 Comments

2 Jul

Recently I was chatting with @udderlysmooth, one of my Bloggy Conference Sponsors, on twitter about a weekend project that left my hands less than lady like. Linda suggested adding some sugar to my Udderly Smooth to create a scrub. What a great idea! I'm sending some to @reneedobbs, and avid ... Read More about Udderly Smooth Summer Skin

Personal and Professional Progress: Small Actions, Big Difference

June 29, 2012 By Danielle Hatfield 2 Comments

29 Jun

When it comes to reaching our goals, we can all get a bit impatient when we have to wait. Frustration at the lack of immediate fulfillment can diminish our excitement and inertia, often distracting us from the small actions required to make a big difference in our progress. What are those ... Read More about Personal and Professional Progress: Small Actions, Big Difference

Increasing your MPG : A Lesson from Toyota

June 28, 2012 By Danielle Hatfield Leave a Comment

28 Jun

I recently came across an ad from Toyota in an issue of Fortune magazine that made me rip it out and add it to my Blog Post folder. The ad was sharing a story from Sergio Monserrate. Now I can honestly say that I am on the fence about whether or not he is a real person. (it would have been great ... Read More about Increasing your MPG : A Lesson from Toyota

DIY : The Caffeinated Chair

June 27, 2012 By Danielle Hatfield 2 Comments

27 Jun

I love rescuing wayward chairs and giving them a second life. This particular chair was a wonderful Goodwill find that was only $7.00. Not only did it fit into my DIY blogging budget, but (aside from the seat being a horrendous pink fabric) the frame was in perfect condition. Cutting down on the ... Read More about DIY : The Caffeinated Chair

5 Lessons Spring Cleaning Can Teach You About Business

June 26, 2012 By Danielle Hatfield 2 Comments

26 Jun

Finally this past weekend I got around to doing two things on my Spring Cleaning list that I have been dreading . . . the garage and the kitchen cabinets. If you are anything like me - these are the two things on the bottom of the list. I know now that these tasks wouldn't seem so daunting if I ... Read More about 5 Lessons Spring Cleaning Can Teach You About Business

Recipe : Grapefruitini with Honeydew Melon and Strawberry “Olives”

June 21, 2012 By Danielle Hatfield 5 Comments

21 Jun

A few weeks ago, I asked on twitter what flavors should I use to concoct a new summer drink recipe. Thankfully my friend Suzie, aka @AceConcierge, came to the rescue with the recommendation of grapefruit juice. To be fair . . . when you say grapefruit juice to some, they wince as if you had asked ... Read More about Recipe : Grapefruitini with Honeydew Melon and Strawberry “Olives”

DIY : Crocheted Half Double Day Scarf

June 20, 2012 By Danielle Hatfield 2 Comments

20 Jun

I love to crochet. Don't worry, I'm not one of those people who crochets barbie clothes or toilet seat covers . . . there are some things that should just be left alone. Recently I rediscovered a new stitch from The Knit Witch called a half double, but it wasn't until I found this post DIY by ... Read More about DIY : Crocheted Half Double Day Scarf

The Business of Being a Woman

June 18, 2012 By Danielle Hatfield Leave a Comment

18 Jun

As a woman in the workforce, there is one point I wanted to bring up . . . Many times the reason that we don't get what we want or need is because we don't ask for it. That's a hard pill to swallow, I know. But how many times have you given up, decided not to stand your ground, sold out on an ... Read More about The Business of Being a Woman