Category: Motivationial
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23 Years of Elite Community Service and Tax Education
We’re proud to celebrate women business owners at Art2lectually.com, especially bosses like Elnita Howard who selflessly serve their communities. Elnita Howard has been an avid supporter of the community for years. We’d like to take the time to congratulate her on a 23-year career milestone as we approach 2023. The owner of Elite Community Tax…
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The Humility of A Great Leader: Physicians Working Together Founder, Dr. Kimberly F. Jackson
Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.” — Margaret Mead Dr. Kimberly Funches Jackson is a board-certified physician and the founder of Physicians Working Together Non-Profit Organization. Dr. J is also the founder of National Physicians Week, a nationally…
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Virtual Teacher Reveals Engaging and Effective MODERN-DAY ELA Lessons
Courtesy of Eclectically You Experience “Miss Lit for Life Lessons: for High School English Teachers, by a High School English Teacher” is inspired by student needs and the world around us. The crafted challenges for 21st Century learners can be applied in various classrooms. This book was shaped by verbal and written student-input about what…
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Quarantined Business Gems: 4 Key Factors That Influence Freelance Rates
During this time of quarantine, I have taken the time to re-evaluate my business and how I plan to operate moving forward. There are several challenges that come along with running a business. No two entrepreneurs are the same and we all have our struggles along the way. One challenge that I have consistently struggled…
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“There’s Something Special About Louisiana”- Dr. KaNisha Hall Recognizes The Excellence In Education at TM College Prep
All across the state of Louisiana, you can find young people who are enjoying the summer- those ten or so glorious weeks where no books beckon and a teenager can answer the calls of their bed until all hours of the afternoon. In Breaux Bridge, Louisiana, however, you’ll find students still at work, still pursuing…
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Color Outside of the Lines
In kindergarten we were told to color within the lines. It was like some invisible judges were standing over our shoulders watching every stroke of our crayons and if we happen to veer too far right or too far left this unforgivable act would follow us until high school. And that’s where it all began.…
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