written by Lacey Roy, freelance writer interviewed: Marla Byrnes, President of NAMI-Syracuse, namisyracuse.org Listening to Marla Byrnes, the President of the National Alliance for Mental Illness (NAMI) -Syracuse chapter. As she told her story was an honor that I replay often. There is a level of compassion with Marla that simply doesn’t exist in the […]

written by Nancy Roberts, The DISC Wizard discwizardonline.com 5 Things to Remember When Comparing Yourself to Others   I was grocery shopping the other day when I noticed a beautiful woman of about 45.   She had a great body, from nicely filled out jeans to a very healthy bosom.  My comparing and finding myself lacking […]

Cindy Boyd, guest blogger   … “It is not the critic who counts; Not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, Or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, Whose face is marred by dust and sweat […]

You’re amazing, You’re empowered, You’re ready to take on the world—but you might not always feel like it. Do you want to feel your best? Are you ready to discover the real you that’s been hidden for FAR too long? A boudoir session can help you with that, and these 8 tactics will allow you […]

This is a post that has been on my mind for a while. As I am moving into my 8th year of photographing women, there are a lot of things I have heard over and over again from clients as well as things I hear from fellow photographers. My hopes for this post is to […]

I was so nervous walking through the mall, through hoards of people on a Sunday afternoon. I was practically fighting traffic to get to something that made me so nervous. I almost turned around when we got to the entrance of the store, but Michael, the boyfriend, was right behind me, I would have looked […]