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Reinvention is essential for personal growth and evolution, but it's not always easy to achieve—especially now. To help you navigate this process, I'll share the transformational blueprint from my 100-day journey to becoming both the first African woman and the first black woman to compete in the Olympic skeleton—a sport I had no prior experience in and one in which athletes hurl themselves headfirst on a sled down an icy hill at 80 miles an hour. In this interactive experience designed to invite courage and resilience, I'll teach you the valuable lessons I learned in those 100 days—a time when I had returned to competitive sport after a nearly ten-year retirement. Find a comfy spot in your house and I'll walk you through how I reignited my original dream of competing in track and field at the Summer Olympics. Then, we'll explore different ways of overcoming fears, defying naysayers, and shattering perceptions. Imagine your limitless possibilities with an Olympian as I confidently guide you through this experience and help you push your limits and find your inner strength. *This experience is great for team-building. Book a private experience for your group. Is your group larger than my listed max group size for private groups? Send me a message. Other things to note You’ll need an internet connection and the ability to stream audio and video to participate. A link and details on how to join will be included in your booking confirmation email. Up to 10 guests ages 4 and up can attend.

Guests will meet at the barn for introductions and briefing of the activities that are planned for the afternoon. Guests will be escorted to the pasture for a meet and greet of our goats and dogs. Next we will provide a guided tour of the farm and the milking parlor where our goats are milked by hand. We will demonstrate goat milking and guests will be invited to milk a goat. Next, we will escort the guests to the creamery where we will describe small scale farmstead cheese making. We will provide an overview of basic practices and procedures of making goat cheese, including milk pasteurization, adding cultures, and packaging, labeling and storage of cheese. We will conclude with wine and cheese tasting. Other things to note Guests will not make cheese, instead we will demonstrate how our goat cheese is made. Weather permitting, the wine/cheese tasting will be held outdoors w/ beautiful views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. If it is raining, the wine/cheese tasting will be provided in the creamery.

Get a front row VIP seat to my close-up magic experience! I'll be performing stuff with a psychological twist, so don't expect any bunnies out of hats :). We will meet at one of my favorite local Charlotte businesses (Craft Taproom!) and you and your group can buy a selection of drinks from their wall. They sell beer, wine, seltzer, and non-alcoholic options. Next, we will meet at a table where we can get to know each other, tell us where you are from etc (Don't worry it won't be like freshman orientation in college!) and I'll usually start performing some card magic at the table. This is a casual "show" where we will hang out for about an hour or so and I'll show you all some of my favorite pieces to perform, and even some new stuff that hasn't made it into my stage show yet! ;). I hope that this hooks you into wanting to see or learn more magic in the future, and I hope it leaves you with a great impression of Charlotte! FAQ! 1. Is this appropriate for kids? -I've catered this experience to an adult audience, so it's recommended for no younger than ages 13+. 2. What if I don't drink? -Totally fine! I won't be having anything either, so we can bond over decaf coffee :). 3. Is there food available? -Yes, they have some food options available, but there are also TONS of restaurants around walking distance. 4. Can we book a private event? -Yes, but it's expen

Meet us on the front porch of the historic farm house. Our tour will start there touring the home and learning of the the stories of the families who once lived here. We will then visit with our Highland Coos where we will share about the breed and enjoy petting and grooming, and giving them treats. After our visit enjoying the animals come up to the house where we will have some coffee, tea and snacks waiting for you Other things to note You may feed the highland cows, enjoy pictures with them, enjoy grooming them and loving on them. The cows are sensitive on their faces but enjoy being rubbed on their neck, back and body Those with small children we recommend you book a private tour. No dogs please not all dogs like cows

We will meet at the front porch to of the historic farm house. We will then start our nature walk throughout the property. We will start at the top of the field and start out walking around our old pecan trees, then heading into the forest and around the pastures exploring the forest with our highland cows in the pastures along the way. We will share with you about the breed of cows we have and what they are known for. We will explore how they interact with each of us their mannerisms and irresistible cuteness. While circling the pastures we have other animals you may interact with that include 2 Scottish highland cows and their 2 calves who were born in spring 2019 our goats and our sweet rescue horse Eli &livestock guardian dogs. We will end our visit at the west pasture sharing treats with the animals sharing our time in the forests with them. Ending our time with hot tea, coffee. Other things to note Wear good closed toe shoes for hike and you may not mind getting dirty, clothes you can interact with animals. Hiking stick, jacket if cold, bottle of water. For children we recommend a private tour. No dogs please as not all dogs like cows