: About Me

I'm a writer at heart, plain and simple. In any walk of my life, from student to professional, I've always found myself drawn to writing about what is around me. My observations can range from serious to sarcastic, but for some reason, they always seem to come across better on paper. The written word brings a whole new level to whatever it is I am thinking and feeling at the moment. I find that I'm happiest when I'm writing.

I'm presently a technical/writer editor, which has allowed me to learn about writing in an entirely different way. While it's been rewarding to explore this new side of things, I find myself wishing to have an outlet to express the creativity that I'm lacking while also having some fun along the way.

I am an information junkie that loves to learn and finds even more joy in sharing what I know with others. My interests range from the serious to the silly, and I can spend hours at my laptop, waxing poetic about everything from historical events and societal changes to reality tv and the latest fashion trends. My experiences have also given me the chance to develop thoughts and opinions on a random collection of facts and events that I like to call my life, and I am eager to share these things with those willing to listen.

My passion is ...

Writing, Cooking/Baking, Home Decorating/Organization, Gardening, Learning New Things

I know too much about ...

A little bit of everything... which comes from picking up random trivia everywhere I go

My parents always told me ...

To follow my heart and never give up on myself

My favorite memory ...

Laughing with my mom and best friends about the ridiculous things we do

Why I write ...

It's my finest form of self-expression, not to mention therapy

My best moment ...

For me, I think the best is yet to come...

Business > Marketing How to decide if public relations is the right career for you

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From Wall Street to Main Street, businesses everywhere have embraced the idea of public relations as a way to integrate themselves into their local communities. As a result, many professionals, from entry-level graduates to seasoned business veterans, are exploring the growing number of public relations career opportunities. But how do you know if public relations is right for you? Start by learning a bit more about the field itself. Here are a few helpful tips: Education Requirements Most public relations practitioners have a Bachelor's degree in communication, public relations or a relat...

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