Find Your Groove

11 Sunday Oct 2020

Posted by melissaoconnor in Design in Business, life

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abundance, bizsupport, buildyourbiz, community, freedom, freedomeffect, freelancer, freeworkshop, growth, money, mycreativebiz, resources, selfemployed, wealth

Being self employed and running a biz is not an easy task. It sometimes takes years to get into a groove, find a routine that works and be financially stable. But when you have a good support system and amazing resources that lift you up – success comes sooner. It’s a fact. And that means more freedom to live the life you want.

If you want to get a glimpse of what that feels like then sign up for this awesome 4-day FREE live workshop I mentioned a few days ago. And it starts today! If you’re in the US, sign up below and join me at 6:30pm EST for Day 1 of The New Era of Freedom. And if you can’t make the live calls, no worries – you can watch the instant replays.

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New Era of Freedom

08 Thursday Oct 2020

Posted by melissaoconnor in Design in Business, life

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business, community, financial success, freedom, freedom era, growth, high vibe, legacy shift, manifest, money, success, thrive, workshop

Gaining financial success doesn’t have to be that hard. You can successfully manifest freedom, money and impact with a little inspiration and guidance. I have recently found a community that is dedicated to help you thrive and I can’t say enough good things about them. If you are looking for support in helping your business grow and could use some amazing resources in all areas of building abundance, then you definitely want to check this out.

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Join me and thousands more October 11th at 6:30pm EST for Day 1: The Freedom Effect. And if you can’t make the live calls, no worries – you can watch the instant replays.

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Historic Series: Seaford Historical Museum

06 Monday Aug 2012

Posted by melissaoconnor in Historic Places

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community, historic, history, jackson ave, long island, museum, new york, schoolhouse, seaford, seaford fire department, seaford historical society, seaford new york, waverly ave

Located on Waverly Avenue, the Seaford Historical Museum is the community’s treasured time capsule. It is the home of Seaford memorabilia from its early days as a farming community and a true celebration of the antiquity of the area.

Back in 1893, Seaford had about 500 residents. At this time there were already two schoolhouses for the children in the union free district. The need for more space pushed the community to vote for a budget of $3500 to build a new school, which was originally constructed at the corner of Jackson and Waverly Avenue.

In 1917, due to the increase of students, the school board decided the district needed a bigger schoolhouse. The present one was moved a block away and renamed the Seaford Fire Department headquarters in 1921 and the new Jackson Avenue school opened. On July 4, 1976 it was chosen to be the Seaford Historical Museum in honor of the nations bicentennial.

Today the schoolhouse serves the community as a center of knowledge where one can learn about the history of Seaford. It is is a great place to attain information about the town and the schoolhouse itself. The Seaford Historical Society continues to take donations for the restoration of the building as well as encouraging residents to become members.

Support Seaford history and help the museum last for years to come. Not only is it a reflection of the future but a treasure chest of historical gifts. The building is a beautiful example of 19th century design and continues to carry the memories of lessons learned and future dreams.