STEPHEN ADAMI

DIABETES AWARENESS MONTH!

Support at-risk Type-1 Diabetics and JDRF this DIABETES AWARENESS MONTH

You may or may not know that I am a Type-1 Diabetic. Well, now you do! I wanted to take a quick note and say this bowl is like currency. One box or approximately one bowl which is equivalent to one month’s supply on a good month is $37.

The cost of Type-1 Diabetes is high and IT’s ONLY MAINTENANCE!

It costs the average person with Type 1 Diabetes approximately $200-$2000 a month in additional expenses JUST TO LIVE! So that is why this Diabetes Awareness Month I am raising money for the JDRF and AT-RISK DIABETICS today and the rest of November. To support a find for a cure and to help provide much-needed supplies to at-risk diabetics.

SUPPORT JDRF AND AT-RISK DIABETICS!

Make a donation below for any amount of $60 or above that you see fit and get an “IT’S ONLY MAINTENANCE TEE”. – OR – Make a donation of $120 or more and get an “IT’S ONLY MAINTENANCE SWEATSHIRT”.

Whatever you so feel inclined to help support those in need. It’s a difficult time of the year for some and anything helps!

THANK YOU!

Please note shirt and shirt design subject to change. Shirts will be shipped after the end of the month to get to you in time for the Holiday season.

5 Things You’ll Learn Moving to a New City

All my life, I lived in Texas. I was born and raised in Denton, Texas. Then went to school in East Texas at the University of Stephen F. Austin in Nacogdoches, Texas for four years. Shortly after college, I moved back home where I fell more in love with traveling. Frequently visiting cities all across Texas and the entire United States. A little over a year ago, I packed my car with all it could carry and set off for Denver, Colorado, leaving all my friends and family behind. And while on this journey of reinvention I’ve discovered a number of things about both my surroundings and myself.

You learn to be alone

Being alone in a new city, requires you to become more independent. It gives you time to reconcile with your own thoughts, dreams, and insecurities. It challenges you to enjoy spending time with yourself and to embrace the solidarity life offers. You’ll find yourself eating at restaurants or going to the movies alone, which sounds intimidating, especially when you see groups of friends enjoying their time together. However, it will also help you build confidence in yourself and help you realize that you are never actually alone.

You learn how to get lost

Even though we all know the blessing that is Google Maps, getting lost when you first move to a new city is just as useful. When trying to learn your new city it helps you to go without the back up and experience the city in its fullness. You should get out and explore your new surroundings and check out what’s available without having to look away and check where to go next on your phone.

You learn how to rely on yourself

You learn to eat and cook your own healthy meals, how to manage your money, and get all your chores done; you’ll learn to depend on nobody but yourself to get everything done. Living in a new city you are usually far away from your home, your family, you’ll quickly learn that you are the only one responsible for your own success or failure.

You become fearless

Its natural to feel afraid when you are first moving to a new city. Just the thought of packing your bags, leaving your family and friends, and moving to a strange new place can be pretty frightening. However it’s important not to let fear control your life. Instead let your sense for adventure run free. Just the fact that you were able to do this alone is a brave in itself.

You learn to reinvent yourself

Every day, you reinvent yourself. You’re always in motion. But you decide every day: forward or backward. -James Altucher

In life it’s important that we as humans continue to grow as individuals. If you feel stuck, whether in your career or your personal life, you must make an effort to change. Constantly challenging ourselves and facing our fears, is crucial to our well-being and destiny.

Personal Branding at Fountainhead Farms with Alex

My dear friend Alex came to me asking for a small branding session for the locally grown produce and designer chicken brand he was starting. He wanted to give a view of what the chickens and animals at the farm were growing up in and the natural environment in which they had to roam in, as well as provide a brief introduction of himself with the chickens and GOATS!

He invited me to his farm and showed me around and the unique ways he kept the chickens. Be sure to check out his business on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FarmDenton

See some of the photo’s we took below.

To schedule, a personal branding photoshoot similar like Alex did for your business fill out the form below. I would love to work with you and help you grow and market your business!