Sharon Wellman
Sharon Wellman
Executive Assistant
Every office needs a guardian angel watching over all the things that are easy to miss. At Note, we have Sharon. From way, way on down in Augusta, Georgia, Sharon works to keep Note’s communications channels flowing, whether it’s social media, email campaigns, or Tom’s busy calendar. Whatever it is, we don’t worry about it when Sharon’s keeping watch.
Sharon started her public life working for the Georgia State Government in Human Services and Law Enforcement. After 20+ years of public service, she moved to virtual assistant-ing in 2014, working for a firm that transitioned intellectually- and developmentally-disabled adults to family-style community homes. Her long history of helping people get where they need to go was one reason we knew she was the right fit here at Note. Sharon holds a degree in Human Resource Management from Augusta College and is a Notary Public (for those times when you want to sign a document and really mean it).
Sharon loves being outdoors with her family: a husband of 22 years, five adult children, and one (so far!) cute little 3-year-old grandson. They love cooking out and camping together, and golf in its two primary forms: vanilla and frisbee. Sharon loves Marilyn Monroe (who doesn’t?!), Stevie Nicks and Tom Petty on vinyl, and if she ever got her hands on an actual VW bus, she’d never stop wearing tie-dye and driving it around.
Latest News from Note:
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Happiness Is Not a Reward
“Money is the key to happiness.” Do you believe that? Be honest. As I scroll through social media, watch videos, and listen to podcasts, very few are willing to admit that money is in fact the key to their sense of happiness. Even those that regard themselves as “spiritual”, can’t or won’t admit that their …
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Resources for Inspiration
Navigating the family business landscape can feel treacherous, complicated, and overwhelming at times. Luckily, you’re not alone. Tom, Erik, and Mike have compiled their favorite resources for individuals searching for inspiration. Read Trapped in the Family Business “How do individuals get trapped in their family business? What are their options? Why don’t they just leave? …
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Four Things Every Family Business Owner Should Keep in Mind
If I’ve learned one thing from my conversations with family business owners, it’s that you are busy people. Sure, any executive faces countless hours and complex decisions. But combining that with family affairs can prove to be overwhelming at times. Through the experiences others have shared with me, a common theme emerged: the day-to-day requirements …
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Forgiveness Drives Out Fear
It was 2008 The Great Recession was roiling the economy. The volatility of the market was upsetting everyone’s sense of well-being and life satisfaction. We were all living in a state of fear. We weren’t paying attention to account values, future projections, or financial plans. We were simply consumed with uncertainty and worry. I noticed …
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Eudaimonia
Choosing well-being, prosperity, and blessedness all year long. My Word for 2022 Recently, a friend asked me to choose a word that would define the year 2022 for me. I told Madchen, my friend, that I would like to use the word that I’ve been using through the entire year of 2021: Eudaimonia. Eudaimonia is …
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Addicted to Anxiety, Part II
Letting judgment go so that you can grow. Read Part I first. A Question for You What do you think causes someone to file for financial bankruptcy? What is the very first thought that comes to mind when you read that question? Now, humor me, write that answer down. Note how you feel as you …