It’s funny how a “crazy idea” can come out of nowhere. There I was. Stuck. Waiting for my chance to move forward in what must’ve been the biggest traffic jam I’ve ever seen. Thanks to a sharp turn and an overturned peanut butter truck, all I could do was sit and wait for I-20 to
“This…ain’t workin.” Last week, I got a bark from The Waggies, which is an association for pup business owners and pups that working in the business community. They usually throw an annual New Year’s Eve party, but decided to skip it this year. Instead they thought it would be a great idea to send their
You have the right to change your mind. And, don’t let any pup convince you anything different. There’s no rule that says that once you’ve made a decision, settled on a theory, or even married a “crazy idea” that you have to keep it that way forever. Especially, if it no longer serves you. In
“So, what’s your plan?” Bean barked as he listed to me woof about my frustrations. As any pup business owner knows, bringing your “crazy idea” to reality takes a lot of hard work and can sometimes get a bit expensive. This year has really been a testament to that. With all the “unexpected curveballs,” I
There’s this pair of shoes that’ve been sitting in my cart on the Canine West website for two months. I’ve gone to hit the purchase button so many times. However, as soon as I get to the final screen I think “where am I really going to wear these” and decide to cancel my order.
Sometimes the best “crazy ideas” come from the most unexpected places. Like the “crazy idea” I got during my weekly Virtual Spa Day with my BFF. This year has been a lot. However, these weekly Pup Self-Care Sundays have been the glow up sessions we didn’t know we needed. In fact, someone once asked me,