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Rising Tide Leaders Retreat & Charleston Adventures

  1. Colleen Bies says:

    This is so wonderful! I am so happy for you and wow, what an absolutely remarkable experience. Thanks for sharing your journey!!

  2. I so loved meeting you and your presentation was amazing! Thank you so much for sharing your energy ideas and heart with us all! What fun pictures from the weekend!

  3. Morgan Leigh says:

    Hi am SO glad I got to meet you!!! This trip was amazing and I love this post! You are doing awesome things girl, keep it up!!!

  4. […] meeting Toronto’s two Rising Tide Society leaders in Charleston for the Leaders Retreat, I knew I wanted to visit them! Jenn of Jenn Kavanagh Photography and Hattie of Hattitude Jewellery […]

  5. […] people, the delicious food, and the gorgeous beaches. The brightly colored buildings reminded me of Charleston and put a smile on my face. We stayed at the cutest Airbnb right on the beach and tried to make the […]

  6. […] First adventure of the year, The Rising Tide Society’s Leaders Retreat in Charleston! […]

  7. […] This weekend I drove two hours south, shot a wedding all day Saturday, drove two hours home in the scariest fog I had ever witnessed, found out my flight to San Fransisco that morning was cancelled, frantically booked a new flight two hours away in Milwaukee, desperately called around for a ride, was saved by my friend, drove two more hours back in the fog, finally boarded, and made it to California in six hours. In total, I was up for over 40 hours straight while fighting a nasty cold. What could have possibly been worth all the hassle? Why didn’t I just stay home and rest? Because this week was a week I had been anxiously waiting for months for! The Second Annual Rising Tide Society Leaders’ Retreat! […]

  8. […] This weekend I drove two hours south, shot a wedding all day Saturday, drove two hours home in the scariest fog I had ever witnessed, found out my flight to San Fransisco that morning was cancelled, frantically booked a new flight two hours away in Milwaukee, desperately called around for a ride, was saved by my friend, drove two more hours back in the fog, finally boarded, and made it to California in six hours. In total, I was up for over 40 hours straight while fighting a nasty cold. What could have possibly been worth all the hassle? Why didn’t I just stay home and rest? Because this week was a week I had been anxiously waiting for months for! The Second Annual Rising Tide Society Leaders’ Retreat! […]

  9. […] week, I had the wonderful opportunity to visit one of my favorite cities again, Charleston. The brightly colored buildings, the delicious food, the beautiful churches, and all the history just […]

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