Juleigh Sitton : Finding Your Calling

Juleigh Sitton is an English teacher in Vietnam, traveling Asia and enjoying the occasional oversees adventure with her daughter. Juleigh Sitton long felt the call to travel and has found much satisfaction during her time in Asia.

In addition to travel, though, Juleigh Sitton is a legal professional with decades of experience. In her words, Juleigh Sitton is happy when she can “match people with problems to those with solutions.”

With a desire to both travel and help others, as expressed through her legal career, Juleigh Sitton has found her path. Tips like these can help you explore your dreams and begin the sometimes-long process of finding your own calling:

• The Ultimate Dream Fantasize, for a moment, about what you would do if you have unlimited money and already fulfilled any dreams that money can buy. Perhaps you would write a book, work with animals, become a college professor or help the homeless. List your ideas and be honest through the process. If you need to, tap into your inner child to daydream about what you would do.

• Read Between the Lines Once you have explored what you would do if money weren’t an issue, read between the lines to find your calling. If you listed that you would help the environment, for example, research careers that allow you to do just that.

People like Juleigh Sitton never stop dreaming, thinking and exploring. Even if you find your calling quickly, remain inquisitive about the world and about yourself. You might find new aspects of your dreams every day.

Juleigh Sitton : Why Hike?

Juleigh Sitton is an experienced legal professional. Juleigh Sitton moved to Vietnam, leaving her home state of North Carolina behind to expand her career. Juleigh Sitton currently teaches English while traveling Asia, and one of the many benefits of her new lifestyle is hiking beautiful trails in new lands, sometimes with her daughter by her side.
Hikers like Juleigh Sitton might seem unreasonably devoted to their hobby if you’ve never experienced the thrill for yourself. There are many good reasons for this attitude, though, some of which include:

• Fitness Hiking is a great workout. If you’re not an active person, hiking could be what you need to tone up, trim down and improve your stamina. For those who exercise regularly, you might find hiking much more enjoyable than your current workout routines.
Because hiking is such a good workout, it comes with the benefits of exercise, some of which include weight loss, lower risk of disease, increased happiness, less depression/anxiety and more energy.

• Personal Achievement Finishing a hike is a rewarding feeling. There’s a level of personal achievement that comes from setting out on a hike through nature, pushing through steep inclines, strolling down shaded trails and listening to the birds for hours on end. For many, life provides few other sources of this wonderful “I did it!” feeling.
Finding a hiking buddy might be the added motivation you need. When Juleigh Sitton isn’t hiking with her daughter, she participates in hiking clubs to make it more of a social activity.

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Juleigh Sitton : Helping Your Community

Juleigh Sitton is a North Carolina legal professional who is devoted to the well being of her state. Though she recently moved to Vietnam to teach English, expanding her career, Juleigh Sitton plans to return and is still in love with North Carolina.

“I am keenly interested in assisting Western North Carolina with its economic development,” Juleigh Sitton wrote when discussing her home state. “This area is continuing to struggle economically, and it is always ‘next’ on the lists of assistances.”
For those with similar interest in giving back to their communities, ideas like those below might inspire you to get involved:

• Spend Consciously If you spend consciously, you can help your community every day. See every dollar you spend as a proverbial vote, and vote for community-run businesses. Even if products cost one or two more dollars at a local mom and pop shop, consider the extra expense a small donation to a good cause.

Though you’ll likely want to do more, smart spending builds a good foundation for improving your community.

• Ask Around If you have children, ask the school if it needs assistance. If you love pets, ask a local shelter about volunteer opportunities. If you’d like to be on the city council, call and ask how to qualify.

For those who don’t know where to begin, ask friends if they know of community volunteer opportunities, or contact the city council for more information. If you don’t have time to volunteer, ask where you can donate to your community.

Helping your community will connect you with like minded people like Juleigh Sitton. This can be a good opportunity to expand your professional network, make friends or learn about related activities in your area.

Juleigh Sitton : How to Start Hiking

Juleigh Sitton is a successful legal professional and English teacher. Juleigh Sitton presently living and working in Vietnam while Juleigh Sitton travels Asia. Juleigh Sitton is passionate about hiking and spending time outdoors, particularly when her daughter can join her, and Juleigh Sitton loves the active life she leads.

“Living in the mountains, I am an active member of three hiking clubs,” explained Juleigh Sitton while discussing a trek on the Inca Trail with her daughter. The Inca Trail is just one of her many hiking destinations.

For those who dream of hiking beautiful trails and summiting mountains, it’s time to make it a reality using tips like these:

• Start Small If you jump into a ten-mile hike as a beginner, you might hate your new hobby. Start small, with a trail between one and two miles that is near where you live. Before investing in large amounts of gear, complete your small trail with a water bottle and sunscreen to get a better idea of what you need.

Expect to feel winded if you don’t do exercises similar to hiking regularly. Even high-intensity interval training doesn’t always prepare the body for hiking a trail.

• Invest in Gear Buy hiking gear as you need it. Start with a small investment in a first aid kit, a water bottle, a backpack, sunscreen and hiking shoes. Then, go on more small hikes and add gear as you gain experience. This prevents you from wasting money.

Follow Juleigh Sitton’s lead in joining hiking clubs if it helps. Hiking with others can motivate you to get outside and stay active, and you’ll likely enjoy good company while you do.

Juleigh Sitton : Why Watch Sports?

Juleigh Sitton is an adventurous professional who recently traveled to Vietnam to work as a teacher. This is a new branch to her career, and it has expanded on her personal interests. Still, though, she’s a dedicated sports fan who played basketball in her youth and loves following baseball.

“I love the Washington Nationals, and follow them closely,” said Juleigh Sitton during a 2015 interview. “They have a great pitching lineup this season and a great shot at winning the division and more. I only moved to Asheville a year ago. This is the first time I’ve lived in a city with any sort of professional baseball team. I follow the Asheville Tourists, and attend games frequently.”

It might sound silly, but sports excite and interest people like Juleigh Sitton for good reasons. Watching your team win causes a release of testosterone and other feel-good chemicals, making you feel dominant and providing a rush of pleasure. It also can make you feel like you’re playing the game, especially if you have a background playing sports.

Juleigh Sitton : Tips for Living a Full Life

Juleigh Sitton lives a life full of travel, adventure and family time. She spent decades working in law and recently moved to Vietnam to teach English while Juleigh Sitton explores Asia. Her daughter has joined her on many of her travels, like their trek down the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu.

With exotic destinations like Machu Picchu, Barcelona and Vietnam, a wonderful relationship with her daughter and a diverse career, Juleigh Sitton’s life might sound impossible to match. Like all people, though, she has worked hard to achieve her dreams and you can too.

If you’d like to live a similarly-full life, start applying tips like those below:

• Get to know yourself so that you can recognize what you truly want in life. This can be harder than it sounds, so give the exploration process time.

• Make plans for your future based on your desires. This will help keep your mind focused on where you’re going.

• Embrace changes so you can follow your plans. One of the changes that Juleigh Sitton embraced, for example, was becoming a teacher in Vietnam after years focusing only on law. For More Information Visit on : https://www.slideshare.net/julieghsitton/juleigh-sitton-growing-up-in-morganton

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Juleigh Sitton : Working with the Girl Scouts

Juleigh Sitton is presently living and working in Vietnam as an English teacher. Before moving overseas to teach, she worked as a legal professional in North Carolina. As a mother of an active daughter, she was also involved with the Girl Scouts.

“I was a Girl Scout leader for ten years while my daughter was coming up through the organization, said Juleigh Sitton. “We toured the home of Juliet Lowe, founder of Girl Scouts, in Savannah, Georgia, dissected sharks, slept on a battleship docked in Charleston, and during all this participated in countless service projects in the local area.”

Working with the Girl Scouts as a leader allowed Juleigh to bond with her daughter. It also gave her valuable leadership experience, exciting adventures and opportunities for personal growth.

If you’d like to follow Juleigh Sitton’s lead, even if you don’t have a child in Girl Scouts, why not contact a local council and get involved? You might be surprised at how many exciting opportunities working with the Girl Scouts can offer. Read More At  : http://juleighsitton.yolasite.com/

Juleigh Sitton: Hiking as a Hobby

Juleigh Sitton is a seasoned North Carolina legal professional who is presently working in Vietnam as an English teacher. She loves to travel and explore, and she is an active member of three hiking clubs.

Hiking helps adventurers like Juleigh Sitton stay fit, active and connected. It serves as a fun hobby to do alone, with family or surrounded by friends, and it can make travel much more exciting.

“I’m [preparing] for a hike this summer on the Inca Trail with my daughter to Machu Picchu. This is my graduation present for her,” said Juleigh during a 2015 interview. She has since enjoyed many hikes, not just on the Inca Trail or around North Carolina, but in many exotic locations.

Hiking helps you lose weight, improves your heart health, exposes you to air and helps you connect with nature. It also combats stress and gives you valuable self-examination time.

Next time you’re looking for something fun to do, put down the technology (after checking the weather), and head outside. Hikers like Juleigh Sitton love their hobby for a reason, and you might find that you do too.

Juleigh Sitton : Town of Fontana Dam

Juleigh Sitton is a multifaceted professional who spent decades as a legal professional in North Carolina. Though she’s presently working as an English teacher in Vietnam, she is still interested and involved in the economy of Western North Carolina.

“The Town of Fontana Dam, a town of about 20 residents, has received approximately 2.4 million dollars in state and ARC monies to build a new water treatment facility,” said Juleigh Sitton during a 2015 interview.

“I am working closely with the Town Council, the project engineer, the grant administrator, and the granting agencies to implement this project. The services of the Town primarily serve a family-friendly resort on Fontana Lake. The Resort is the largest employer in Graham County, an economically distressed Appalachian County. It is important to the economic well-being of this greater area that the Town’s project and others regarding the power system are successful.”

If you, like Juleigh Sitton, are interested in your local economy, consider an endeavor like hers with the Town of Fontana Dam. You could change countless lives and improve the outlook of your town.

Juleigh Sitton : North Carolina Wildfires

Formerly a professional and resident of Western North Carolina, Juleigh Sitton is both aware of and deeply concerned with the recent wildfire epidemic that continues to threaten the region. Now a full-time ESL Instructor in ILA Vietnam, Sitton is disheartened by the nearly constant flow of news centered on wildfires that pose a real threat to homes, towns and the people of the area, as well as the lack of any sort of relief in terms of the dry conditions that continue to feed the problem.

As Juleigh Sitton knows, one affected area that seems to be garnering the most attention is that of Watauga County; an area that has recently and officially been placed under a state of emergency due to the ever-looming threat of the so-called “Horton Fire.” According to a recent article on wsoctv.com, “at least 55 homes have been evacuated at Blowing Rock” because of the blaze, which has reportedly grown from 100 to 800 acres in just a 24-hour time span.

Nearly 100 firefighters are said to now be battling the blaze, which, as of 11/23, is only under 20 percent containment.

Firefighters are now working round-the clock to adequately contain and suppress the blaze, and local news sources have been told that there are “dozens of homes” located within the containment zone. Crews have emphasized the importance of protecting residents’ homes, and have stated that these homes will not be abandoned and that everything in their power will be done to ensure their protection.

Many of those that have been evacuated, as Juleigh Sitton knows, have sought relief and support at a local Red Cross shelter, established about 10 miles north of the fire’s perimeter at the Alliance Bible Fellowship Church in Boone, North Carolina.  Red Cross volunteers are now working tirelessly to provide people comfort, support and supplies in the form of a place to sleep, blankets and basic toiletries.