Powdered Donuts By: Peggy Willms (4 min read)  These messy, little, white-powdered buggers have snuck their way back into my mouth. WTH, I know better. They aren't even real food.

Leave No Stone Unturned By: Peggy Willms (4 min read)  Being in the sun and on the beach is my favorite place in the world. Floating on my back in

Breaking Through the Glass Ceiling By: Peggy Willms (4 min read) For several years I have used this line with family, friends, and clients…”Breakdowns equal breakthroughs!” I am feeling a

Why Can't She Be My Friend By: Peggy Willms (First published in BizCatalyst360 on 1/16/2023) (3 min read) Egg-frying hot, the pool deck warmed their shivering, lanky bodies. After swimming

Death Opens a Pandora's Box By: Peggy Willms (4 min read) Three principles have stayed at the forefront of my mind over the years: 1) try to put on other

Lessons From My Adopted Turtle By: Peggy Willms (4 min read) Quaver isn’t my first “adoption” rodeo. Shoot, I am as adopted, but that story is for another day. Over

Look Back and Use Your Eraser, Pencil and Pen By: Peggy Willms (5 min read) “We’ve come a long way, baby.” Experts say one of the best ways to improve

77 Nutcrackers Lost in the Divorce By: Peggy Willms (4 min read) At one time, I had 77 nutcrackers (one-quarter of them were signed, hand-painted Susan Millfords). Why do I

Dear Amazon By: Peggy Willms (5 min read) A while back, I shared my thoughts on developing car washes for attitudes which you can find at this link https://peggywillms.com/peggy-willms/the-attitude-car-wash/). Today,

Good-bye, tWitch By: Peggy Willms (3 min read) Mental Health affects all of us in one way or the other, whether personally or if you haven’t been under a rock,