Let’s set the stage for what we’re discussing. According to the data of the 2016 American Census surrounding disability, about 39 million civilian noninstitutionalized Americans self-report as disabled. That’s 12% of Americans who are out and about and living among us day to day. In 1990 Congress passed the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). In short, … Read More
“What is it that your business does?” I ask my clients the question often when it comes to my business dealings, and it seems like such a simple question. For some people it is. One friend I have is an accountant who specializes in tax preparation. Another teaches others to play music. Yet another is … Read More
This Thanksgiving I packed up my daughter and myself and braved the airlines to spend a few days with my parents and my brother in Las Vegas. Traveling with a young child of any age solo is stressful, as is leaving a 9 to 5 job for 8 days (because who knows what might happen … Read More