my world • Leaving a Legacy • family fun • family fun-traditions
by tammykling on December 11th, 2011 | No Comments »
When I was 21 and interviewing for my first job in the corporate world, I remember reading an inspirational story on the airplane ride to the interview. I highlighted several passages and used them verbatim. The executive interviewing me asked, "How do you know so much at a young age?"…
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my world • Leaving a Legacy • lifestyle • health-wellness
by Tammy Kling on November 27th, 2011 | No Comments »
One of the things I'm constantly writing about is giving and serving others. As an advocate for the homeless, I love to help ordinary people in the suburbs become aware of ordinary people living on the streets. We are all the same, and whether you exist in a mansion…
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my world • Leaving a Legacy • parenting • education
by Tammy Kling on November 6th, 2011 | No Comments »
Legacy—Every parent dreams of a well rounded child who thrives throughout life. We strive to send them to the best schools, to monitor homework and friends, and to instill good values.
How To Teach Kids About Business and Entrepreneurship
When I sat down to consider the legacy I…
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giving back • my world • raising giving children • tips for giving back
by Tammy Kling on November 1st, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Charity—When I told my kids that our homeless friend Dave the Police Chief died today, my six year old said; "I'm glad we showed him love." Dave was the former Police Chief of many cities, including Flower Mound, Texas, yet he ended up living on the concrete floor of…
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me • hobbies & me time • lifestyle • hobbies-me time
by tammykling on October 18th, 2011 | No Comments »
Life Lessons—I had only been in the ocean just off the beachfront property at our Hotel in Cancun for 6 minutes when I felt a sharp, searing pain. The pain was unbearable, as if a shark had ripped off my right foot, and it instantly went numb. When I…
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Storytelling: How To Write a Book With Your Children
