Kelley is a collaborative attorney in Winston-Salem, North Carolina who appreciates her privilege: that she never went to school hungry; never experienced abuse; always felts loved and perpetually supported. As a result, Kelley has always thought that if she just worked hard, she could be successful.
The roots of her belief in hard work can be traced to her grandparents, parents, and now husband. It’s amazing to observe the multiplicity of good habits and a good example. Her grandparents’ example literally set the stage. Kelley has, however, faced hurdles whether it was facing the challenge of leaving a toxic work environment or developing the courage to “strike out her own.” (Enter: Gondring Law.)
A variety of things keep Kelley human whether it’s her A Dash of Sweet blog, her elaborate dinner parties, or her love of running . . . fast. She claims that she wants (needs?) to break a 6-minute mile before she’s an old lady. Let’s talk about why those human things matter.
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