Mount Pleasant Magazine Jan/Feb 2018

107 www.MountPleasantAgents.com | www.MountPleasantBuilders.com | www.MountPleasantMagazine.com feature edition in a decade. But plenty of folks a smidge older remember the days when TV Guide was the broadcasting gospel, the only way to truly know what would be on television in the coming week. And if you lived in the Toronto, Canada, suburb of Burlington in the mid 1960s, Moorehead may have been your link to the listings. As a pre-teen, she sold the magazine door-to-door. “I would have to go door-to-door and drop them off and collect whatever it was, maybe 35 cents. It was kind of like having a paper route,” she said. And while the TV Guide was an important reference, it didn’t have to cover quite as much ground as TV listings today. “There were only three channels, black and white. And no clickers or anything like that,” she said. Moorehead sold the magazine for a year or so, and, as she headed into her teen years, she went the route traveled by many teen girls – babysitting. Moorehead moved to Mount Pleasant in 1999 when her husband was transferred here. They moved away for work and then back to Mount Pleasant for good in 2002. She started working with Next to New Consignments in 2007, taking over ownership in 2010 with a partner who left in 2015. Moorehead has been the sole proprietor since. While she sees herself running Next to New Consignments for at least a few more years, she envisions a future that involves less work and more court time. “Retirement is on the horizon. I turned 65 this summer, and I’d like to be able to play more tennis,” she explained. Peter Insabella Vice President and Mortgage Loan Officer • South Atlantic Bank Peter Insabella started his business career in the classic Americana style: He opened a lemonade stand. Manning it Photo courtesy of Peter Insabella. Is Your Current CPA Falling Short? Proactive vs Reactive planning and advice is your answer. McCayKiddy.com | 843.881.4477 According to a Sleeter Group survey: 72% of businesses have changed their CPA rm because the rm “did not give proactive advice, only reactive service.” What are your true needs? • Proactive tax planning and strategic business advice • Quarterly financial statement analysis • Cash management and forecasting Now is the time to make a move. FREE Business Value Review for first 10 new clients who mention this ad.