WDPearson Associates

The thing about paying later is — you don't get to choose the amount.

Most business owners I talk to have thought through their expenses pretty carefully.
Tools. Team. Marketing. Maybe even a course or two.
But legal protection? It's rarely on the list.
Not because they don't care about their business — they clearly do. But because nothing bad has happened yet. And "nothing bad yet" starts to feel like a plan.
Here's the part that quietly matters:
Going unprotected doesn't mean you avoid the cost. It means you pay it later — usually at the worst possible time, without any preparation, out of money you built from scratch.
One dispute. One demand letter. One situation you didn't see coming.
That's when the math changes fast.
LegalShield gives business owners access to legal protection for a low monthly cost — so if something does come up, you're not starting from zero and figuring it out alone.
It's not a big decision. It's just a smarter one.

If you want to know what coverage actually looks like for your business, comment the word LEGAL and I'll send you the details.

Tomorrow's the day.

Forgiveness Retreat · Saturday, September 26th · 10:00 AM
Peace on the Pond, 5300 Dukes Rd, Douglasville, GA

To every sponsor who said yes to this — thank you. You made seats possible for people who needed them most.

See you tomorrow.

Two days.

If you've been waiting for a sign, this is it.

The Forgiveness Retreat is this Saturday, September 26th, at Peace on the Pond in Douglasville.

Come as you are. Leave lighter.

“Sponsor a seat”

Meet the businesses standing behind this year's Forgiveness Retreat.

Dr. Delois Jackson. Dennis Pearson of LegalShield. Wanda Pearson, founder of WD Pearson Associates. William Scott of Tritstaz Services, LaShana West of Healing While Building.

Each one said yes to something bigger than a photo on a graphic — they said yes to standing behind people finding their way back to themselves.

Thank you for supporting this work and for showing up for the people who need it most.

There's still room for more. If your business believes in what forgiveness makes possible, we'd love to have you join them.

Anyone can write a check. This is different.

When you sponsor the Forgiveness Retreat, you're not funding a program — you're funding someone's ability to sit still, be honest, and walk out lighter than they walked in.

That's the kind of thing a community remembers.

Sponsorship levels start at just $150. Join Our wonderful sponsors like DeLois Jackson.

Five days out.

Another year of ""I'll deal with it later"" costs more than a Saturday at Peace on the Pond ever will.

The Forgiveness Retreat is September 26th. Seats are limited.

A sponsorship isn't a donation. It's a seat at someone's turning point.

Wanda Pearson's Forgiveness Retreat on September 26th at Peace on the Pond exists because some business owners are carrying something they can't afford to keep carrying — and can't afford the retreat either.

Local businesses, churches, and professionals are being invited to sponsor this day. Your name attached to someone's breakthrough.

If that's you, reply ""sponsor"" and we'll send the details.

This is where it happens.

Peace on the Pond — 10 private acres in Douglasville, Georgia. A lake. A labyrinth. Quiet, on purpose.

Forgiveness doesn't usually happen in a boardroom. It happens somewhere still enough to hear yourself think.

September 26th, 10:00 AM. 5300 Dukes Rd, Douglasville, GA.

“Sponsor a seat”

Meet the businesses standing behind this year's Forgiveness Retreat.

Dr. Delois Jackson. Dennis Pearson of LegalShield. Wanda Pearson, founder of WD Pearson Associates. William Scott of Tritstaz Services.

There are rooms for more.

Each one said yes to something bigger than a photo on a graphic — they said yes to standing behind people finding their way back to themselves.

Thank you for supporting this work and for showing up for the people who need it most.

There's still room for more. If your business believes in what forgiveness makes possible, we'd love to have you join them.