Author: Julie Meyers Pron

Julie Meyers Pron

I'm an elementary school teacher and a Public Relations manager. I'm the owner/editor of Julieverse. A marketing strategist and freelance education and parenting writer by trade, I attempt to carve out time to enjoy playing with kids, PTO, cooking, and exercise.

Quitting a Job? 8 Ways to Do It Gracefully

We know quitting a job is never easy, but it is possible to do it with poise. These eight tips will save you from stepping on any toes and losing valuable networking connections. Everyone loves a good job-quitting story—the more dramatic and bridge-burning, the better. Think Tom Cruise and his “The goldfish are comin’ with me!” speech in Jerry Maguire, or, more recently, the JetBlue flight attendant who told off a rude passenger, grabbed two beers from the drink cart, and exited his plane via the inflatable emergency slide. Of course, quitting a job in such an epic manner isn’t in…

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How to Decide Whether Work Friendships Are Worth It

We are at work as much as we are at home; in some circumstances, we are at work more than home. With these long hours at the office, you’re bound to bond with co-workers. Co-workers are prime friendship material. They relate to your day-to-day. They understand the stresses and pressures of work. They see you in your victories and your losses. It’s nice to have a comrade—someone you enjoy going to work and seeing. But when do work friendships become too much? Consider these points: Would you be friends if one of you quit your job? It’s easy to get…

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8 Surprisingly High-Paying Jobs

These eight degree-optional jobs with massive earning potential prove that you can make money without that four-year education. Nanny When you think about it, being responsible for a human being is a tough task, but for $180,000, most people would be more than willing to practically raise your kids. A recent New York Times article revealed that one super nanny, the cream of the NY crop, makes this salary, plus a Christmas bonus and a $3,000-a-month apartment allowance. Not too bad for a glorified babysitter, huh? Dog Walker Did you walk your family dog as one of your daily or weekly chores…

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Embracing Performance and Comfort: The Benefits of Compression Leg Sleeves

Compression leg sleeves have become a staple for athletes, fitness enthusiasts, and individuals seeking comfort and support in their daily activities. Their popularity stems not just from their ability to enhance performance, but also for their therapeutic benefits. This comprehensive guide explores the multifaceted benefits of compression leg sleeves, offering insights into how they work, who can benefit from them, and what to consider when choosing the right pair. 1. Understanding Compression Leg Sleeves Compression leg sleeves are specialized garments designed to apply consistent pressure to the legs. They are made from elastic materials that gently squeeze the limbs, offering…

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The Growing Need for Outsourcing IT Solutions for Households

If you still remember the way the household used to be before the pandemic, truth be told, it has changed a lot. We live in an increasingly digital world, and our homes have evolved into bustling hubs of remote work, online education, and smart home automation systems. We are connected, and as such, we can’t truly afford to ignore cybersecurity. As parents, homeowners, and caretakers, it makes no doubt that the digital transformation has forced us to adapt and to adapt fast. Yet, while this digital shift offers incredible possibilities — many parents can save on childcare by working from…

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Failing to identify heavy and lightweight boxes

Efficient packing is a crucial aspect of a successful move, but many overlook it when planning their big step. Properly packed boxes must be sturdy, prevent items within from shifting, and must not be overfilled. However, in the rush to finish packing, there is a high likelihood of not paying close attention to such factors. Improperly packed boxes are usually due to oversight, lack of information, or rushed moving. Considering that the average cost of moving ranges from $1,250 to $4,890, it’s crucial to avoid any damage to your things. It all starts with identifying if your boxes are packed…

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How To Make Time For Being A Mompreneur

There’s no denying that juggling work and family life is tough. It’s even more challenging when you work for yourself, as the onus is on you to generate the income you need to pay your bills! Many women wonder if being a “mompreneur” is possible – running a business from home while caring for their kids. The short answer is yes – it is possible. You just need to learn how to optimize your time and make it as efficient and productive as possible. The following inspirational ideas, tips, and concepts will empower any stay-at-home mom to run a part…

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Teaching Table Manners to Kids

There are many lessons that you’ll teach your kids as they get older, but manners is one of the most important ones you could impart onto them. Children need to know their places and their thank yous, and they need to use them in the appropriate settings. Of course, you’re not going to get the tiny children saying please and thank you on a regular schedule. Not until they get older and understand what it actually means. But there are plenty of techniques that you can do to teach table manners to your kids. It starts with teaching the skill…

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Five Beauty Treatments Worth Trying For A Youthful Glow

There are a lot of different beauty services and treatments out there now in the industry, with many more sure to pop up in the pipeline for the future. Whether you’ve tried them before or you’re someone who has always wondered what it would be like to give them a go, it’s definitely something that can help to improve your appearance. Not only that but beauty treatments are a great form of self-care, which is something you certainly want to do more of where possible. With that being said, here are five beauty treatments worth trying if you’re looking for…

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As a parent, it’s only natural to want the best for your child. From the moment they take their first breath, the urge to protect, guide, and prepare them for the future becomes a central part of our parenting journey. And naturally, you want to make sure their future’s as shiny as they are. But should you start fretting about their career moves 10 years from now? The short answer is no, and here’s why. Jobs Today vs. Jobs Tomorrow Alright, think back a bit. Maybe 10 or 20 years. Could you have predicted half of the job titles we…

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