“It doesn’t matter where we come from. All that matters is where you are going” -Brian Tracy, Motivational Speaker, Brainy Quote.

Alexandra Shipp knew what she wanted and went for it at the age of 17, when she left everything behind in Arizona and moved to Los Angeles, the city of dreams, to pursue an acting career. Shipp attended Arizona School for the Arts as a teen, where she fell in love with the art of acting in addition to her preexisting passion for music. 

The delicious taste of Rwanda’s specialty coffee has become a popular staple in the world's coffee industry. Its signature fruity flavor has made its way to several American coffee shops and companies like Starbucks and Amazon. However, one company, in particular, sells Rwandan coffee with a much larger vision and heartfelt purpose. Named after Rwanda’s vast and mountainous countryside, Land of a Thousand Hills is an international coffee company with several cafe locations around Atlanta's neighborhoods and metropolitan areas, like Old Fourth Ward, Alpharetta, Midtown, and Roswell. The company takes every dollar a customer spends and uses the money toward an initiative that leaves your heart just as warm as the cup of coffee you order.

It seems like this is happening more and more. A public figure accidentally mentions something meant for private ears over an open mic. Someone else makes an ill-willed joke, possibly not realizing the consequences of that action. After all these blunders, the phrase “crisis management” takes on a new meaning. Taking care of these problems requires a special kind of person - an expert in the field of fixing errors. Judy Smith is that person.