Denton County Living Well Magazine November/December 2016 | Page 6

FROM THE PUBLISHER 2016 Living Well Magazine Celebrates 10 Years of Service 2006 DENTON COUNTY President & CEO Sam Houston Vice president & CFO Spring Houston Feature Writer, copy editor & social media director Sondra Barr Art Director, layout, Production & website design Lewis Schucart JennieJamesPhotography.com A s we continue to celebrate LIVING WELL Magazine’s 10th anniversary, we’re frequently reminded why we started this journey. Over the years, we’ve stepped into the offices of many of the area’s leading professionals in a variety of fields––medical, law, fitness, travel, lifestyle, and more. While each business is unique and diverse in its offerings, the common denominator driving the men and women making these organizations work is passion. It’s a passion to help those in the community that compels them to get up each morning and make a difference––not only in their own lives, but in the lives around them. The professional contributing writers you find inside this publication lead the field in their chosen fields. They take time to share their qualified knowledge with readers and address issues that many of us face at one time or another. While delivering magazines throughout the community, we often chat with people who pick the publication up and comment about articles that have helped them. For instance, a woman walking into a doctor’s office recently mentioned to us how her life has changed for the better after she found a wonderful audiologist in the pages of LIVING WELL. Turns out, the audiologist fitted her with digital hearing aids that she’d read about in the magazine. Reader feedback like that is inspiring. On that subject, take a look at our celebrity cover profile on one of music’s most inspiring voices. Jewel is a 42-year-old songstress whose 1995 debut album introduced us to a very young woman with a very old soul, full of life experience that most of us––at any age––have only dreamed of. From her simple upbringing in Alaska to traveling the country performing in coffeehouses with little money to her name, her story is one of success, failure, passion, and free digital subscription faith. Don’t miss her profile inside, in addition to the rest of the informative content. As always, a huge thank you to this supportive community. Here’s to another 10 years! Now, get reading. Sam & Spring Houston Visit LivingWellMag.com for a free digital subscription 4 DENTON COUNTY Living Well Magazine | NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2016 Advertising/Sales Texas | Denton County, Dallas County, Collin County Texas & Oklahoma | Texoma WRITE TO US. Tell us who you would like to see featured on the cover, or what subjects you would like covered in upcoming editions of LIVING WELL Magazine at [email protected] Subscriptions/Customer inquiries LIVING WELL Magazine PO Box 261278 Plano, Texas 75026 www.LivingWellmag.com Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone] LIVING WELL Magazine is a source for quality educational articles on living a healthy, vibrant life. Our focus is on connecting our readers with the latest information on a host of topics relevant to their evolving life. From cutting edge medical news and procedures to top-tier financial, legal and lifestyle information. Connecting readers to leading medical and business professionals in their community in Texas and Oklahoma. ‘LIKE us' Facebook.com/LivingWellmag 'FOLLOW us' @LivingWellmags All advertisements in this Magazine are placed by third parties. We do not control or endorse either the advertisements or their content. Further, we do not manufacture, sell, distribute or provide any of the goods or services advertised herein. We hereby expressly disclaim any liability with respect to the information or goods and services contained herein. We further disclaim any and all warranties or representations, express or implied, with respect to such information, goods or services, including any warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose (it being understood that we do not acknowledge that any such warranty exists). We are not liable or responsible for any loss, injury, damage, or harm that you may suffer as a result of the information contained in any advertisement or goods or services contained herein. “We” refers to the name of this Magazine, and all versions of Living Well Magazine, Senior Magazine, as well as Houstons of Dallas Publishing, Inc.