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Editor in Chief of Recipes for Good Living Magazine, Bonnie McDaniel Guest on ABC’s News Channel 8 — Let’s Talk Live
Washington, DC — August 15, 2012 — Bonnie McDaniel made a recent appearance on two separate shows on ABC’s News Channel 8 — Let’s Talk Live to chat it up with hosts Natasha Barrett and Melanie Hastings about the launch of the newly designed online magazine.
A week-day hour long show, Let’s Talk Live, focuses on topics of interesting people, places and things taking place in the metro DC area and beyond. During the shows Bonnie also shared, 4 Tips to Lead A Healthy Happy Life and How to Create Your Own Personal Sanctuary. Both interviews can be viewed on Recipes for Good Living Magazine’s website in the video section.
Recipes for Good Living Magazine is filled with delicious recipes as well as interesting and healthy things to do and places to visit and is a treasure-trove of original content and practical information that is provided by a talented staff of contributing editors. Each month readers are guided through good and healthy lifestyle choices ranging from how-to cooking videos, detailed instructions on how to build and maintain a vegetable garden, good books to read, plus advice on how to raise the next generation of healthy, happy families. Articles are beautifully written and illustrated as it warmly welcomes readers to sit for a spell to partake in the rich treasures found throughout its channels.
Bonnie McDaniel is the director of Good Living Enterprises, which includes the annual Women Are Talking Conference, Recipes for Good Living Magazine and It’s Thyme TV. She is also the author of In The Eye of The Storm: A Celebration of Family and The Real Purpose of Home and the host of Metro Magazine on the ION Television Network. She serves on the steering committee for the annual gala and fund-raising effort for So Others Might Eat (SOME)—a non-profit organization dedicated to helping the poor and homeless in Washington, DC.
Bonnie is also an award-winning restaurateur and innkeeper having won the prestigious Wine Spectator Award and a coveted listing in Select Registry. She has worked as an in-demand professional event planner, specializing in weddings, corporate events and other family gatherings. She is the former national chair for the American Mothers Mentoring Program, served as a contributor to the White House Initiative on Youth, and was one of 130 women selected to participate in the Leading Women Defined Summit. Bonnie, an avid gardener and renowned chef, founded Good Living Enterprises and launched Recipes for Good Living Magazine and television show. Recently Bonnie was a featured presenter in the Metropolitan Cooking and Entertainment Tour along with celebrity chefs from the Food Network and other lifestyle experts.
For more information, visit www.recipesforgoodliving.com, e-mail editor@recipesforgoodliving.com, or call (724) 513-0556.
Recipes For Good Living Launches New Website
Recipes for Good Living starts Fall season with a Fresh New Information Portal
Washington, DC — July 15, 2012 — Recipes for Good Living, the food and lifestyle magazine for the modern family, is pleased to announce the launch of its newly revamped website for the magazine’s Fall 2012 issue.
This bright, user-friendly site provides an information platform designed to be the ultimate resource guide for families, including parents and their children, to eat, live, be well and thrive. The aims of the site are to allow visitors to gain a comprehensive understanding of Good Living, and to provide an industry leading resource for information to nurture their families and to create an environment of love, good health and comfort.
“The launch of the new design is an exciting time in the life of Recipes for Good Living Magazine,” says Editor in Chief, Bonnie McDaniel. The new launch is a culmination of over two years of hard work and dedication from the best design and editorial teams. “Our readers are our life-blood who have remained dedicated and supportive to the magazine through our evolution and to them I am eternally grateful. And to borrow a line from my daughter’s work — the best is yet to come,” adds Bonnie.
The new website, which offers quick and easy access to essential information on health and wellness, is part of Good Living Enterprises’ ongoing efforts to enhance the quality and availability of information to viewers worldwide. The website boasts a modern, colorful design and is divided into five sections: Eat, Live, Be Well, Thrive and Growing Good (information for parents on raising happy, healthy and successful children). The website also offers a special feature: a resource guide - a directory of healthy-living conscious providers of goods and services that have gained the Recipes for Good Living (RGL) approval from our readers and the editors of the magazine. The video section will showcase demonstrations highlighting easy to make and delicious healthy recipes the entire family will enjoy! The website’s user-friendly nature provides users with more efficient access to resources on healthy living.
About Recipes for Good Living
Recipes for Good Living is a timely, life-enhancement lifestyle journal at the heart of which are the cultivation, nurturing, and perpetuation of healthy living, healthy families, healthy food and their symbiotic relationship to leading a balanced life. The magazine’s professional team includes experts in the fields of licensed social work and health counseling, physical fitness, media arts, licensed grief recovery facilitation, and photography.
For more information, visit www.recipesforgoodliving.com, e-mail editor@recipesforgoodliving.com, or call (724) 513-0556.
Bonnie has a new article, "Growing Family," published in Small Room Decorating. Click on the cover to view the full PDF.
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Bonnie McDaniel to speak at the Second Annual “Women Leading the Future” Conference Hosted by Ladies America at Microsoft Chevy Chase
WASHINGTON, D.C. (April 29, 2012) — Bonnie McDaniel is pleased to announce her participation in the second annual “Women Leading the Future” day-long conference founded and hosted by Ladies America, a premier national network of professional women. The conference will be held on Saturday, May 5th, 2012 at the Microsoft office in Chevy Chase from 9am-3pm. Bonnie is honored to be invited to speak at this incredibly engaging conference along with an accomplished panel of speakers from every walk of life including technology, media, politics and finance, focusing on women making a difference in the world. Discussions will deal with the positions women hold today and how they can become even stronger, more effective leaders.
The Women Leading the Future Conference brings some of the most distinguished women in America together to discuss topics relevant to professional women today, including critical leadership and the evolving role of women as we head into the future. The host, Ladies America is a national network of professional women following the motto "Women Helping Women" aimed at connecting and assisting one another personally and professionally and ultimately creating a national voice on issues important to women. After the overwhelming success of last year’s conference in partnership with the United Nations Foundation, the Ladies America board of directors and president decided this conference was something that should continue to bring distinguished men and women to the table to discuss the benefits and strategy to empowering women to succeed.
According to Ladies America founder and president, Lindsey Mask, “We are truly witnessing a revolution of women in many areas, including entrepreneurship, innovation, and overall leadership. As many know, women hold 80% of the nation’s buying power across the country, but fewer are aware that women owned businesses have grown by 44% over the past ten years.” Bonnie McDaniel completely agrees and is thrilled to be involved in this engaging discussion at this year’s conference where she will discuss what it takes to be a business leader and the obstacles she overcame and the strategy she employed to get there.
Additional keynote speakers for “Women Leading the Future” include: Kathleen Warner, COO, StartUp America Partnership; Alyse Nelson Bloom, Director, Vital Voices; Christine Warnke, DC Women's Commission; Bonnie McDaniel, CEO, Metro Magazine; Navroop Mitter, CEO, Gryphn; and main keynote speaker Susan Tardanico, ForbesWoman columnist and Authentic Leadership Alliance CEO. For the full schedule and to register for the conference please visit www.WomenLeadingTheFuture.org.
Food and Lifestyle Magazine Targets Unhealthy Eating and Lifestyle Habits of Today’s Modern Family
February 16, 2012—Recipes for Good Living Magazine and Bonnie McDaniel are on a mission—to help families achieve a sustainable good and healthy lifestyle! Recognized as one of the fastest growing online magazines, Recipes for Good Living Magazine helps families achieve this goal by gently guiding them in how to change unhealthy habits from the inside out. Launched in June of 2010, the online magazine takes a simple but subtle approach to good and healthy living. The overall theme of the magazine is to work towards achieving balance in how families eat, live, maintain wellness, and ultimately thrive.
Filled with delicious recipes as well as interesting and healthy things to do and places to visit, the magazine is a treasure-trove of original content and practical information that is provided by a talented staff of contributing editors. Each month readers are guided through good and healthy lifestyle choices ranging from how-to cooking videos, detailed instructions on how to build and maintain a vegetable garden, good books to read, plus advice on how to raise the next generation of healthy families. Articles are beautifully written and illustrated as it warmly welcomes readers to sit for a spell to partake in the rich treasures found throughout its channels.
Conceived well over a decade ago, the magazine has been a dream of the founder and editor in chief, Bonnie McDaniel who has vast experience in the literary and publishing world as an author, former family and communications editor for Family Digest Magazine, syndicated columnist for Times Community Newspapers in addition to her current and former roles in radio and television focusing on lifestyle and family issues.
Bonnie McDaniel is the director of Good Living Enterprises, which includes the annual Women Are Talking Conference, Recipes for Good Living Magazine and It’s Thyme TV. She is also the author of In The Eye of The Storm: A Celebration of Family and The Real Purpose of Home and the host of Metro Magazine on the ION Television Network. She serves on the steering committee for the annual gala and fund-raising effort for So Others Might Eat (SOME)—a non-profit organization dedicated to helping the poor and homeless in Washington, DC.
Bonnie is also an award-winning restaurateur and innkeeper having won the prestigious Wine Spectator Award and a coveted listing in Select Registry. She has worked as an in-demand professional event planner, specializing in weddings, corporate events and other family gatherings. She is the former national chair for the American Mothers Mentoring Program, served as a contributor to the White House Initiative on Youth, and was one of 130 women selected to participate in the Leading Women Defined Summit. Bonnie, an avid gardener and renowned chef, founded Good Living Enterprises and launched Recipes for Good Living Magazine and television show. Recently Bonnie was a featured presenter in the Metropolitan Cooking and Entertainment Tour along with celebrity chefs from the Food Network and other lifestyle experts.
January 24, 2012
Good Living Enterprises Announces A Day of Good Living at DC’s Historic Swann House
Live A Good Life Now! That’s the message for the upcoming Day of Good Living on Saturday, March 24, 2012 at DC’s historic Swann House located in Dupont Circle. Lifestyle experts Paul Wharton who is a celebrity stylist, Misti Burmeister, Lindsey Mask and Dr. Laura Hills will join Bonnie McDaniel to share secrets to creating a good life and emerge triumphant in 2012. Engaging sessions focused on the 4 pillars of Good Living - Eat, Live, Be Well and Thrive, will be presented in the beautiful setting of the Swann House. Guests will learn how to: Develop a Good & Healthy Relationship with Food, Adopt Good Physical & Spiritual Health, Create Individual Style & Discover the Secrets to Growth & Personal Management. This event will be filled with inspiration and growth beginning in the nation’s capitol and spreading to other areas around the country.
Bonnie McDaniel is the director of Good Living Enterprises, which includes the annual Women Are Talking Conference, Recipes for Good Living Magazine, and It’s Thyme TV. She is also the author of In The Eye of The Storm: A Celebration of Family and The Real Purpose of Home and the host of Metro Magazine on the ION Television Network. She serves on the steering committee for the annual gala and fund-raising effort for So Others Might Eat (SOME) — a non-profit organization dedicated to helping the poor and homeless in Washington, DC.
Previously, Bonnie penned a syndicated column for the Times Community Newspapers and was the Family Communications and Relationships editor for Family Digest Magazine. Bonnie is also an award-winning restaurateur and innkeeper having won the prestigious Wine Spectator Award and a coveted listing in Select Registry. She has worked as a professional event planner, specializing in weddings and other family gatherings. She is the former national chair for the American Mothers Mentoring Program, served as a contributor to the White House Initiative on Youth, was one of 130 women selected to participate in the Leading Women Defined Summit. After the closure of her inn, Bonnie, an avid gardener and renowned chef, founded Good Living Enterprises and launched Recipes for Good Living Magazineand television show. Recently Bonnie was a featured presenter in the Metropolitan Cooking and Entertainment Tour along with celebrity chefs from the Food Network and other lifestyle experts. She is excited to be joined by her colleagues to deliver important life lessons on the importance of Good Living and share with her lively and dedicated audience.
June 21, 2011
Recipes for Good Living Magazine Celebrates 1-Year Anniversary Issue
Good Living Enterprises, LLC recently announced the 1-year anniversary of Recipes for Good Living Monthly Online Magazine. An online global publication, the focus is on “good living” for the modern family. Designed to be the ultimate resource guide for families, including parents and their children, the overall goal of the magazine is to help readers to eat, live, be well and thrive.
Editor and Chief of Recipes for Good Living Magazine, Bonnie McDaniel states that, “we believe that regardless of who you are, what you bring to the table or where you began, you have the ability to nurture your family, create an environment of love, good health, comfort for yourself, and beautifully share it with your family and friends.”
First published in June of 2010, the magazine is currently read in over 13 countries worldwide in places like the United Kingdom, Africa, France, Germany and Australia in addition to the United States. The main focus of the magazine is to help readers create a totally balanced and nurtured lifestyle. Conceived and published by author, former magazine editor, award-winning restaurateur and television contributor, Bonnie McDaniel, the magazine is one of the fastest growing online magazines of its kind.
Currently, the magazine touts 9 editors including a young editor, Darian Davis, who is a self-taught junior chef who writes for the Cooking School section of Growing Good.
As a part of the magazine, the “It’s Thyme TV” section was recently launched which comprises a monthly online television how-to for preparing the featured monthly recipe.
Bonnie and Allison are participating in the Metropolitan Cooking & Entertaining Show in Washington DC.