Graffiti is often considered an eye sore. For many, it signifies the “bad” areas of town - places to avoid when you’re walking alone late at night. Most communities fight to prevent it, believing it lowers the perceived quality (i.e. prosperity and safety) of a neighborhood. Graffiti has long been considered the territorial pissings of gangs and transients. Personally, I hardly notice it anymore....

This week, I was booked for a speaking engagement in Norwich, Connecticut. I’ll be presenting on the topic of “Resume Magic” at the Business Apparel Drive, a “tradeshow style” event to benefit local business women with all proceeds going to the Tames River Family Program in Norwich. During my presentation, I’ll be sharing some valuable tips for writing a resume that gets noticed. These days, a well-written...