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Cowboy Chicken
Check out the Press Relase: Falling for Cowboy Chicken Last night I was able to surprise David and Charlie with a night out at Cowboy Chicken for a media dinner. There is two Cowboy Chickens within 30 minutes of us in different directions. One near Hulen Mall which I wanted to go to. As well as one in Irving that David decided to go to. Which was fine with Charlie and I as it was a new area to check out. Before we left the house I had pulled up directions so I would know where we were going. As well as looked through the menu and I knew what…
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Recession-Proof Your Mental Health: New Book Offers Practical Insights Into Overcoming Setbacks
We may have sidestepped the recession for now, but economic indicators still paint a less than rosy picture for the coming year. Here to help individuals recession-proof their mental health is strategic consultant and business coach George R. Leonard. His new book, How to Thrive in a Recession: “You vs. You,” is a blueprint for turning setbacks into comebacks. Check out my review at: Recession-Proof Your Mental Health: New Book Offers Practical Insights Into Overcoming Setbacks HOUSTON, Texas, Sept.19, 2023 — Individuals can’t control interest rates, inflation or market downturns, but they can control their reactions to less than ideal circumstances, says strategic consultant and business coach George R. Leonard. In his new book, How…
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No Filters: Communications Expert Offers Tips on Maintaining Authenticity in the Age of Social Media
OWINGS MILLS, Md., Sept. 19, 2023 — Every woman alive, young and old, has struggled with self-esteem in one way or another, but the advent of social media has taken these challenges to a whole new level, posits communications expert Latasha Blackmond. In her book, Be You, No Filter: How to Love Yourself and Stay #SocialMediaStrong, she offers practical wisdom about self-acceptance and ways to balance the use of social media. “In an era of instant gratification, the way we present ourselves on social media can give a false representation of reality,” Blackmond said. “These platforms can lead to a narrow, heavily filtered image of perfection — and users are…








