Networking is like a buffet; no matter what you are offered, once you’re full, you’re full. But you may be able to take in some dessert. Networking can ensure that you still take a dessert, even when you’re full.

Kindness is going on a retreat for well-being. It's about being considerate in the way we speak and act (or not act). If we believe how we say things, and what we say, affects the environment around us, then why don't we say good things?

Next time you have a goal set, try beginning with the end in mind. Imagine the end and work backward. It tends to be a game changer.

Is there something that has disrupted your routine? Why not consider checking for opportunities for advancement and see what's going to happen. And if nothing happens, at least, you'd be better off than the point where you started from.

When you are faced with a difficult situation or a situation where you do not have any form of control whatsoever, why not practice some stillness and find strength in being quiet for some time.

Can you consider your values? What are the things that you hold dear to your heart? Like your principles? So, base your decisions on that rather than the circumstances you may be seeing around you. And maybe that could make a difference.

“Not everything that counts can be counted, and not everything that can be counted counts." This means that "what gets done" is what we usually wanted – not necessarily what really matters.

If we intentionally cultivate friendships, we can begin to harvest what we plant. The ability to actually go to each friend in the areas where they can support you and you can support them is what makes friendship beautiful...that’s your bubble.

I love my job and everyone here. I look forward to coming to the store every day and interacting with our customers and the Cornish’s family!

The store is unique in the sense that it’s been in the same location for over 100 years...we have some of the loveliest customers you could ask for – always with a smile on their faces.