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Cheryl Good brings over twenty-seven years of business experience to her work as a leadership coach & organizational consultant. Clients include CEO’s, business owners, and corporate executives that come from a variety of business settings and industries. She has a track record of helping highly intelligent and professionally successful leaders become more effective within their organizations by developing key leadership skills and organizational cultures where commitment, alignment, innovation and increased success flourish.
No Quit Living is about persisting and pushing forward with positivity even when facing adversity. It’s about being prosperous – in more ways than just financial wealth – and refusing to allow ourselves be anything less than our best version of who we are meant to be. It’s about putting a less than perfect website up so you can help others even on your journey to creating something better.
The Gardener’s Center & Florists is one of most complete and exclusive garden centers of southern Fairfield County. They have many years of rich experience in the field including extensive knowledge about the plants, expert ways to look after them, consultation on climate and growing conditions conducive to southern Fairfield County etc. The Gardener’s Center is your single-stop store for every kind of gardening need. We are more than just a retail place for plants, supplies, and gifts.
My life can definitely be broken up into distinctive chapters. I received my Bachelors Degree in Interior Architecture from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and was an interior designer for nearly 10 years in prestigious firms in Chicago, New York City, Greenwich, Connecticut and Ohio. Although I was living the life I thought I wanted, something was missing. I was a mom of two amazing little boys, however they were the focus in an otherwise fuzzy life. I was existing rather than living.
In late 2016, two seemingly random people, cough cough, us, Kim Sutton and Chris Wirth, crossed paths in a Facebook group. As far as we knew, we had never met before and were each just one of tens of thousands of participants of the group. A “Virtual Coffee” call quickly changed that. In the course of one call, we learned we had worked in the same VERY small office building at the same time in 2004, and had likely crossed paths many times before. After sharing our current projects and dreams we realized they were wildly similar, and by the end of the call we decided to work together as accountability partners to help each others’ dreams become reality. Our weekly accountability calls reminded us that two brains are better than one, and provided the realization that by combining our similar projects into a singular brand we would have the ability to help far more people than by each going at it alone. With complimentary but wildly different strengths, we knew we had the potential to make something GREAT. The i3 Initiative was born.





