5 Lessons I Learned During My No-Spend Challenge

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On September 5, 2018
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This article originally appeared on Military Moms Blog. My husband deployed in August 2017 for nine months just three weeks after our daughter was born. To help the time pass more quickly, I brainstormed a list of personal growth challenges. I was inspired by Lent and fasting to commit to a ‘No Spend Challenge’ that, […]

4 New Homeowner Lessons I Learned While My Spouse Was Deployed

Posted by marysastevens
On September 5, 2018
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This article originally appeared on Military By Owner. Being a homeowner and military spouse presents challenges unique from civilians. If our service members are in the field or deployed, it’s not easy to get in touch with them when emergencies arise. We are often dependent on only ourselves, left alone to make the decisions to […]

Statistics Show Professional Staging Sells Homes Faster

Posted by marysastevens
On August 1, 2018
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Written and published for Home Perfect Design. Images owned by Home Perfect Design. STATISTICS SHOW PROFESSIONAL STAGING SELLS HOMES FASTER by info@homeperfectdesign.com HOME AND INTERIOR DESIGN February 1, 2018 Home staging works! In fact, it’s an art. By highlighting a home’s strengths and unique features, professional home staging helps prospective buyers improve their […]

What’s in a Career, Anyhow?

Posted by marysastevens
On July 27, 2018
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Even as a young, carefree elementary school student, I have always suffered from a daily existential crisis. I have always had big dreams. For most of my youth I felt invincible, strong and unstoppable. I wanted a big career that made an impact. But an impact on what? Hence my empirical crisis. In short, I’ve […]

National Intern Day – Reflecting on my internship as a reporter

Posted by marysastevens
On July 26, 2018
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Today is the second annual National Intern Day. It’s a fake holiday created by a job-hiring company, but a successful marketing tactic as it has the internet and Twitter buzzing. But it reminded me of my internship as a reporter in 2009 and gave me pause to reflect on my experience. I was an unpaid […]

5 Business Lessons from a Military Spouse During Deployment

Posted by marysastevens
On May 9, 2018
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Search online and you’ll find a plethora of blogs and articles about the trials and hardships of military spouses. It’s not an easy life, and there are a lot of perspectives others share. We are driven by the same call our spouses have to serve, sacrifice, and persist through adversity to achieve goals. In this […]

5 Practical Lessons I Learned from the No-Spend January Challenge

Posted by marysastevens
On February 7, 2018
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When I decided to enter the new year with a month of no spending, I was eager to see how much money I would save by the end. While I saved money as compared to previous months (see chart below), I walked away with unexpected lessons and knowledge that will continue to help me save […]

4 Reasons Why Doctors Need Help with Marketing

Posted by marysastevens
On June 9, 2017
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This article originally appeared on My Atlantic Health Solutions. You might think of healthcare marketing in the form of TV ads for prescription drugs or medical equipment. More than likely the hospital a doctor is affiliated with has a strong marketing presence utilizing a website, social media, print and radio ads or direct mailers. A […]

{Newsroom} #IamMILLIE – My MILLIE Journey

Posted by marysastevens
On June 5, 2017
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My MILLIE Journey By Marysa Stevens #IamMILLIE because I am a resilient and ambitious military spouse. The definition of a MILLIE is a “creative problem solver who owns the military experience in my own way.” Well, then I am surely considered a MILLIE. Military spouses are all too familiar with the personal and professional sacrifices that come with […]

7 Important Tips to Help Prepare for a Career After the Military

Posted by marysastevens
On May 24, 2017
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The original story was posted to militarybyowner.com. Whether you’re retiring from the military after 20+ years or transitioning out earlier, it’s critical to your civilian career that you do your research and be prepared for the cultural changes you will endure. Speaking with Jean South, CEO of Hire Served, a recruiting, hiring, and on-boarding military […]

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