Grace Pinegar is a lifelong storyteller with an extensive background in various forms such as acting, journalism, improv, research, and content marketing. She was raised in Texas, educated in Missouri, worked in Chicago, and is now a proud New Yorker. (she/her/hers)
They say there are two ways to skin a cat (ew), and there are even more ways to manage a project.
by Grace Pinegar
“Someday my prince will come,” was a big phrase throughout my Disney-filled childhood.
by Grace Pinegar
If you’re not succeeding at a challenge, you might try to change your approach.
by Grace Pinegar
Change is hard, and some people do not handle it well at all.
by Grace Pinegar
I am a planner. If I’m going on vacation, I want to know what I’m doing every second of every day.
by Grace Pinegar
In marriage, a prenuptial agreement can save both parties money and help spare their sanity in the...
by Grace Pinegar
If you’ve seen the movie “27 Dresses,” you remember the scene where Jane realizes she’s lost her...
by Grace Pinegar
If Grandma doesn’t answer her phone, you leave a voicemail. If your spouse doesn’t answer, they...
by Grace Pinegar
I’m no lawyer, but I understand the importance of making a tight case when something matters to you.
by Grace Pinegar