The holidays are going to look different this year. Many people will choose not to travel. Celebrations will be smaller, and the pace altered.
As a result, my friends Darla DeMorrow and Sophia Clark and I have decided to offer up our best tips for inspiring style and home to make your holidays at home bright. Darla’s a Certified Professional Organizer®, international speaker, and author of the best-selling book series SORT and Succeed. Sophia is an internationally-known luxury furniture designer.
Starting December 1, we’ll be posting a short video each day to inspire you to make the most of your holidays. Each video is under 5 minutes long, delivered right to your mailbox, and we each aim to solve a common holiday stress or dilemma for you.
It’s free, and there’s nothing to buy. This is our holiday gift to you. Click here to register.
Register now for a free 21–day countdown of spectacular style and home inspirations for the holidays. With our help, you’ll feel less cluttered and cozier, and both your home and wardrobe will feel refreshed. And you’ll have a leg up on the fabulous new year that awaits us just around the corner!
Feel Good Beauty Beauty returns Sunday, November 22nd at 1pm EST. To register for this free Zoom event, please go to: https://bit.ly/3kyYQZE
In this episode I’ll share some tips on dressing for a special occasion, organizing your kitchen to ensure a stress-free cooking experience with “The No-Nonsense Home Organization Plan” author Kim Davidson Jones, how to apply makeup like a professional with “Be Your Own Makeup Artist” author Natalie Setareh, and building awareness around the mind and body with Pilates instructor and educator Michelle Pritchard.
Feel Good Beauty returns on Sunday, November 8th at 1pm EST. To register for this free Zoom event, please go to: https://bit.ly/34NELKp
In this episode I’ll share some tips on discovering and using your perfect skin tone in both your wardrobe and home, incorporating yoga into your life with “Kitchen Yoga: Simple Home Practices to Transform Mind, Body & Life” author Melanie Salvatore-August, creating your very own makeup with “Make it Up: The Essential Guide to DIY Makeup and Skin Care” author Marie Rayma, and initiating change through journaling with “The Daily Journal Show”’s Jackie Bernardi.
The popular definition of the origin of “Black Friday” is as follows: Eager shoppers would flood local shops and malls the day after Thanksgiving, and that surge in spending was enough to put retailers “in the black” for the year. Therefore, the day following Thanksgiving was dubbed “Black Friday,” and it became the unofficial start of the holiday shopping season. There is however much more to the story, revealed in my interview with the Huffington Post:
https://www.huffpost.com/entry/black-friday-history-why-is-it-called-black-friday_l_5d951322e4b02911e1154386
