Who doesn't love a bargain and one way to get one is to buy used! Here are some upcoming "used goods" sales you should check out to find your next treasure!
1. Pick up a good read for yourself at the Cobb County Library Book Sale and restock your kids bookshelf while your there too! Aren't you getting a little tired of Good Night Moon?? The sale is being held March 23rd & March 24th from 9am-5pm and on Sunday, the 25th from 1pm-5pm at Jim Miller Park. Cash or Check only!
PS - while you are at Jim Miller Park on Saturday be sure to stop by the Cobb Library Foundation's fundraiser Wild West Fest on Saturday from 10am-4pm. Sure to be a root-tootin' good time!
2. St. Ann's Garage Sale runs March 22nd-25th at The Catholic Church of St. Ann on Roswell Road in Marietta. On Thursday & FRiday the sale is from 9am-6pm and on Saturday 9am-1pm.
3. Junk Day at The Woodstock Market from 9am-4pm Saturday March 24th. Community garage sale at it's best. Dealers, vendors and anyone with something to sell set up for a day of bargains. Located at 5500 Bells Ferry Road: Click here for directions!
**Get $30 worth of gently used sporting equipment for $15 with Play It Again Sports Groupon at their Kennesaw location!
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Monday, March 19, 2012
Monday, September 12, 2011
Passion into Profit
Meet our BusinessMom of the Week, Lori Stein!
In this economy extra income can be critical. For Lori Stein, as for many women, passion for what you're doing is just as critical. Looking for an opportunity to both support her family in addition to being a stay-at-home mom to two little girls, she also knew that she needed something for herself – an outlet for her natural potential.
In this economy extra income can be critical. For Lori Stein, as for many women, passion for what you're doing is just as critical. Looking for an opportunity to both support her family in addition to being a stay-at-home mom to two little girls, she also knew that she needed something for herself – an outlet for her natural potential.
To find inspiration, Lori looked to her upbringing and the memories her of Mom. An amazing woman with a vibrant personality, her mother always maintained a powerful sense of style. She taught Lori that having style is not about fashion, it's about confidence and about knowing who you are. That is what her mother had instilled in her and she wanted to share that with more women.
An opportunity presented itself to Lori in the form of a great career with Stella & Dot jewelry as an Independent Stylist. It seemed like the perfect way to get her feet wet.
A quick look over the website convinced Lori that Stella & Dot seemed very different from the other direct selling groups she knew about. It quickly grew into much more than a hobby after she realized what demand there was in the marketplace.
Becoming an Independent Stylist seemed like a great hobby at first. Having never had any experience in direct selling, much less hosting jewelry trunk shows in her own living room, she wasn't certain where to begin or where it would go. Over the susbsequent months, though, she found herself easily settling in - not just to her role with Stella and Dot, but into a larger role.
Her passion for styling women went much further than the great accessories she was marketing from Stella and Dot. She found herself answering questions about fashion, shopping deals and much more. She realized that so many women wanted style advice in other areas. In providing broad style advice, a tantalizing opportunity seemed to be offering itself to her.
Thus, her blog, Style By Lori was born. Lori believes that every woman can be stylish at any price point and she wants to help you see that too. She wants to get into your closet and help you determine your style and create an effortless wardrobe that says who you are, is easy to maintain and fun to wear. Above all, Lori wants every woman to keep one critical observation in mind:
You don't have to be uncomfortable to be stylish.
In fact, there's nothing more UN-stylish than looking like you don't belong in your own clothes. To see some of the great ways you can avoid looking "Un-stylish", while staying inside of your budget, look to her blog and Facebook page for style tips and great deals on must-have pieces.
For more information on Style By Lori visit her Facebook page at www.facebook.com/stylebylori or email her at stylebylori@hotmail.com
For more information about Stella & Dot, or to see their exciting fall lineup including the luxurious new handbag line, visit www.stelladot.com/loristein. If you are interested in hosting a trunk show or joining Lori's Stella & Dot team email her at sdloristein@hotmail.com
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