Gratitude. This is what I feel when I sit and look back at 2016.
For the last couple of weeks I have been reflecting on the happenings of 2016 and I am extremely grateful for all that I have been able to accomplish (big and little things) and for the lessons that I’ve learnt. There were some tough times, but I am continuing to choose to be grateful and focus on what matters. Read more…
One thing I’ve learned throughout my first blogging year, which I kinda-sorta celebrated in October 2016, is that bloggers/entrepreneurs NEED SUPPORT. I have been an advocate for supporting local long before I started blogging, but over the last few months I’ve seen how absolutely important for us locals to support our own. Read more…
Since it’s Caribbean Blogger’s Week 2016 #CBW2016, I thought what better way to celebrate blogger’s week than with a few tips on how to start a blog. There are no prerequisites to this, you just need some determination and persistence and you’re good. Read more…
A couple weeks ago, I did a post on affordable art in Grenada. It was the first in a series of posts to encourage the support of small businesses for Christmas. This post is a continuation of the previous and it contains a list of businesses you can support and find some excellent Christmas gifts. Read more…
Did you know that this week is Global Entrepreneurship Week 2016 which is also being recognized in Grenada? Read more…
Can you believe it? Christmas is around the corner and soon 2016 will be a memory. It feels like January was just three months ago (of course it wasn’t), but now, we are almost through the 11th month. Where did the time go? Read more…
When Grenadians shine, Islepreneur shines with them!
Wednesday, 2nd November, 2016, was an awesome and most memorable moment for 12 Grenadians as they were finally able to celebrate their hard work. It was also thrilling for me since I got to witness it all. Working under the umbrella of Grenada Schools in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, Human Resource Development & the Environment and worldwide non-profit organisation, Room to Read, Read more…
Sandra Johnson is a self-motivated individual who has an innate passion to work with people so that they can realize their fullest potential and know that no matter what they have to endure, they can still rise and lead a successful life. Read more…
Wow! This is how I describe The Phenomenal Woman Conference Series 1: Professional Image hosted by Info Pursuit. Read more…
InfoPursuit is no stranger to the Grenadian community. For those who are not aware, InfoPursuit, owned and managed by Lyndonna Francis, provides training courses and development workshops for businesses and individuals. Read more…
Recently I’ve been looking at mobile apps made by Grenadians or are Grenadian owned. I was really searching for useful apps to include and promote on this list I have been compiling for a little while. Read more…