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  Photos By: Felecia Causey Written By: Felecia Causey Proverbs 3:6 Seek His will in all you do and He will show you which path to take I was able to visit Tiers of Sweetness, located in Wetumpka, Alabama. I had fun at this cute location. It reminded me of an old-fashioned small-town romance movie. The owners of the company, Cherryl and Denice, provided an overview of their lives and the history of Tiers of Sweetness. The cake-making sisters are a talented team. After completing a cake decorating course, Denice, who was previously a hair stylist, began her career as a cake decorator.   Cherryl joined her sister full-time after retiring from the Department of Conservation after 39 years of service. I adore how she saw her sister's vision and understood that her love and passion were revealed while assisting her. When I visited, the women were very  friendly. I was captivated by their account of how God served as their compass and mentor during their business efforts. They discovered

  Please tell my readers a little about yourself I fulfill various roles – a wife, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, and friend. Additionally, I'm a dedicated Trainer. My passion for fitness stems from the incredible rewards it brings. As a straightforward individual, I value efficiency and reciprocate the same energy. I approach my work with diligence, avoiding complaints and expecting a readiness to work and handle business. My aim is to attract like-minded individuals to collaborate towards common goals.   Let's talk about your business. What made you start your business?  What propelled me to start my business? Life. As we age, growth should unfold during that metamorphosis process. I desired to venture out on my own to treat people with the respect and care they deserve, steering clear of the negative energy often found in workplaces lacking in empathy or customer service. Despite my lack of knowledge about business, I embarked on this journey, guided by hope and faith, t

  Written By:Felecia Causey Photography By:Felecia Causey HoneyPop Poppin Gourmet Popcorn is a family-owned business located in Montgomery, AL. You can find it right off the busy Atlanta Hwy. If you are familiar with Frazier Methodist Church, it is across the road.  They offer flavors that everyone in the family can enjoy.  They have different sizes, bags, and tins that you can choose from.  These sweet treats can be the perfect gifts for family members, co-workers, friends, or anyone special in your life.   You can purchase them online or you may visit them at 45 North Burbank; Montgomery, Al 36117. When I entered the shop I automatically fell in love with the decor. The loud beautiful colors were fun and inviting. The smell of the different popcorn had my stomach growling and ready to try something different.   The many options can become overwhelming but the excitement of all choices was so fun.   The inner child in me, viewing all the different colors of popcorn had me in my happy

Photos Provided By: Denise O'Reilly Me:  Please share a little about yourself. Denise: My name is Denise O’Reilly I have been a behavior therapist for autistic children for over 11 years. I now have a 4-year-old son who is autistic. With my experience as a therapist and a mother I have decided to combine the two and provide advice and resources to other parents on Instagram. I post videos of my son’s progress as well as make materials to use as resources to help parents with autistic children. I am currently making a potty-training book and course tailored to children on the spectrum.   Me: I have saw many of your posts on both Instagram and TikTok and I appreciate how you are so informative and willing to share you and son (LJ's) story.  Can you give people that are reading today, the signs you noticed that something was wrong? Denise: I noticed something was wrong with LJ since he was 8 months old and because I worked in the field for so many years, I knew exactly what I w

 Written By: Felecia's Photography Good mothers are some of the most underrated people on Earth. What do I mean by some moms? A lot of women want the title of being a mother, but not the responsibility. It’s a 24/7 job. It’s hard to get away and have some me time, because moms, like me , are always putting the kids' needs and wants before themselves.  I don’t complain, because it's my norm. I chose the role and chose to give my all, even now they are practically adults.  Yes, I still fix them breakfast, make sure they have school lunches, and snacks before they attend after school activities, work, or sports. I do not have the layout of what the perfect mother is supposed to be and what they are supposed to do. I do know that moms sometimes need relaxation time. Most of us feel guilty that we should ask such a thing, but to be mentally healthy for those babies and mostly yourself you need to get away. When it comes to finally treating yourself, you are willing to sacrifice