Maverick Life

Lisa Koroma, is the owner of Mom Power Moves, a business coaching company for moms who plan on starting a business. Or two moms who want to share the responsibility for one business.

Until recently, Colorado Springs Lego enthusiasts did not have many shopping options locally; instead, they would have to head to Denver to find Lego-based stores or else shop online. That has changed, however, with the recent opening of Bricks & Minifigs in north Colorado Springs. Now they have an option much closer to home, a place to go for a variety of Lego items and Lego-based events.

As we continue through the winter season, a common post resurfaces throughout social media. “If you see a child without a winter coat on, please do not assume the mother does not provide adequate winter clothing for her child.

In 1993, Jim and Arlene Wood traveled to Venice, Italy and saw an advertisement for a Mardi Gras Carnivale. They thought this would be a great event to bring the Manitou community together at that time.

Catherine Reitman, star of Netflix’s television series “Working Moms,” was recently interviewed on being a working mother herself as it relates to the content she produces and writes for the series. A quote from the interview has now viral. It reads: “Being a working mother is impossible.”

Is workplace conflict inevitable? Wherever there are humans gathered for extended time periods, we know that in-person interactions will result in disagreements.  At the typical workplace, water-cooler discussions regarding, say, recipes or the weekend football game can be interesting, even enlightening, with different viewpoints.

Studying Ecopsychology to understand the correlation between the health of humans and our natural world. I grew up in an area of Colorado Springs that...

Born in Germany on Nov. 17, 1932, to Max and Magdalena, Horst Schafer opened his eyes to the home country he would quickly grow to love. Schafer first lived in Westerwald, a low mountainous region bordered by the Rhine river. Over his years, he traveled and lived in numerous locations across Europe and North America.

Mary Wilson, a SoulCore-certified instructor, offers 45-50 minutes classes where attendees imitate her body movements. During the class, she will often say, “Honor your body.”

Imagine a place where those with disabilities can participate in water skiing, dog sledding and other activities they never felt would be possible. A program that focuses on inclusivity and participation in community activities and events. The Therapeutic Recreation Program, located in Colorado Springs, does all this and more.