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If most social media advice feels like it was written by someone with unlimited energy, a spare content team, and a suspiciously quiet life… you’re not imagining it. A lot of “growth” strategies assume you can show up every day, be endlessly interesting, and turn your life into a content buffet. For many disabled entrepreneurs […]
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Table of contents SEO in plain English SEO stands for Search Engine Optimization. In normal-person terms, SEO means: Helping your website show up when people search for answers on Google. That’s it. You do this by writing helpful pages that match what someone is searching for, and by making it easy for Google to understand […]
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On October 16, 2025, Urban Lodge Brewing was filled with energy, laughter, and purpose as Journey 2 Success hosted its very first fundraiser: Drag Show Bingo with the Darling Divas. It was a night that blended entertainment and impact–and we are proud to announce that we raised over $3,500 to support disabled entrepreneurs. This wasn’t […]
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I remember the day I said it out loud. Sitting on the couch, staring at a letter deeming me medically retired and unable to teach anymore, I turned to my husband and said with tears in my eyes:“I’m not good at anything else. All I know how to do is teach.” That sentence felt like […]
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I’m thrilled to finally share something that has been in the works for a long time: the official cover for my upcoming book, The Power of the Pivot. This book is the result of years of navigating life as a disabled entrepreneur, learning to adapt, and refusing to be boxed in by a world that […]
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There’s a moment I’ll never forget. I was sitting on my couch with the walker next to me, and a laptop balanced on a tray, surrounded by medical equipment, feeling the pressure to work harder. I kept thinking, “I should be doing more. I should be pushing through. I should be hustling if I want […]
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When I was first navigating my way out of the classroom and into entrepreneurship, I was still learning how to walk again—literally. I had spent months in rehabilitation, fighting to reclaim small freedoms most people take for granted. And at the same time, I was also learning to redefine what it meant to be productive. […]
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“I’m not good at anything else.” That’s what I told my husband one night, after the Teacher’s Retirement Board classified me as a disabled worker and revoked my license. I was a veteran educator with three master’s degrees—and a new, debilitating medical condition that left me paralyzed. The world I had built my identity around […]
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