Hello, you’ve reached the personal blog page for Juliann Grant. I’m a B2B marketing executive by trade and work as the head of marketing for Razorleaf Corporation.
This blog chronicles my observations of my life experiences along with share my Christian Faith with you. I have been reading scripture lately, and I am constantly learning new things about myself that I have found useful. Maybe you will too. My goal is to lighten up the seriousness of life, to find the humor in the insane, and share that with the hopes that it connects with your life somehow, someway. And even if it doesn’t today, maybe it will someday.
Anything written here is my own personal opinion and does not represent the views of my employer. Thanks for dropping by. This is meant to be a two-way exchange, so feel free to join in the conversation, I welcome your comments and observations.
A little about me
I am living in Salem, NH with my son David and my Dad. My Mom passed in 2020 right at the beginning of the pandemic, which was a blessing in disguise since she didn’t have to suffer through no visitors and the terrible isolation many experienced.
This is Sumo, who also passed in 2019. I have thought long and hard about getting another pup, but I am not quite ready to do so.
I am a career marketer and have always found that path to be a natural fit for me. It’s social enough to get me out and talking to people, its challenging enough to always keep my interest. There is always something to learn in this field and I am forever a student in this craft. I absolutely love hot power yoga, and find it very important to keep me in a good state of mind. I decided to get my motorcycle license a couple years back and bought an H.D. Softail Deluxe. She’s a beauty.
Over the past several years my life has been in a transition and it is finally starting to settle down. This is a good thing. I am always self-analyzing, you will see that in this blog. However, as I get more rooted in my new place (of being in life), I am able to let go of the old story of who I was. When I decided to update this page just now, I was surprised to read my old story right here. It was almost like reading about a person I used to know, even though it was me! I realized that I no longer need to tell that story anymore. My life now is my story, and all the good things in it. It’s very liberating! Thank you for reading my site. Much love to you!