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The iPhone X was about to drop and I was thinking about an upgrade. But after the last time I went down this road, I was self-diagnosed with iAnxiety. It was when I went from the iPhone 4 to the 6, and let’s just say 6 and I got off to a rocky start.

For me, a typical Saturdays begins with coffee, a breakfast sandwich, and walk with my dog. But my weekend really kicks off when I hit yoga. This ancient and sacred ritual has been around for hundreds of years and it’s been in my life for a solid 7.

We’ve all been there. Whether you work in an office, from home, or have to join from the road, conference calls are awkward. Next time you have to dial in, consider these 11 Conference Call Fails and tips for turning them around.

The temperature finally broke 70. Top dropped. Radio cranked. Tangled hair, don’t care. The wind and sun feel good on my face after a punishing winter.

“I don’t know about you, but I’m feelin’ forty-twoooooo!” I belt as I pull in the driveway, switching up the lyrics to meet me chronologically, serious and enthusiastic in my duet with 22-year-old Taylor Swift.

I’ve been getting a lot of inquiries from my fan lately about why I haven’t been writing.

It’s nearing the end of January, and time to do a resolution check-in.  Aside from the obvious personal development goals (be more self-disciplined, manage my time better, be less judgmental about people’s Christmas cards, blah blah blah), getting in shape is omni-present on my to-do list. 

If there’s one thing that transcends state lines, it’s bragging. We all see it every day on Facebook—I am guilty of it myself—but at no other time is it more prevalent than during Christmas Card Season.

I live in Detroit.

There, I said it. When I learned I’d be moving to “The D” I cried for 2 weeks. I had never even visited the state of Michigan, much less imagined myself living there. And I’ll be honest; I had to consult a map.