In “The People Who Make Things Happen,” Marnie Schneider reflects on the power of being engaged with life through creativity, leadership, service, sports, family, and purpose. This inspiring blog explores how authentic action, meaningful connections, resilience, and a willingness to keep learning can shape a fulfilling life. From building brands and helping others to parenting, storytelling, and embracing momentum, the message is simple: don’t just ask what happened — be the person who makes things happen.

We always say that reading is the best coping skill we can give children. Reading also helps in developing stronger analytical thinking skills, improves memory, and enhances focus and concentration. Reading also brings inner tranquility, and you become better at conversations. Reading is like a workout for your brain that keeps it healthy and active. Lastly, reading is contagious, which means that when you read, people around you are more likely to read too.