Gratitude. It’s such a rewarding and empowering feeling. If you take stock of your life and think about what you’re truly grateful for, it will put a smile on your face. That sort of positive mindset can do so much to improve your life. Though, it can be hard to focus on being positive when … Continue reading Spreading Joy by Showing Gratitude
As the holidays approach, we begin to make plans to see family and close friends to celebrate the festivities of the season. After all, our family is the most important part of our life. But some of us struggle to connect with the family we were born into. Like all relationships, it takes work to … Continue reading Reconnecting With Family Members from a Place of Genuine Love
How to overcome the impostor syndrome: Taking control of your inner dialogue. This month’s topic hits close to home for a lot of us, myself included. Taking control of your inner dialogue. It sounds so easy to do, but in reality it is incredibly difficult. Our inner dialogue, our conscience, that voice in our head … Continue reading Beating the Impostor Syndrome
Time Well Spent: June, 2019 A Mother’s Love Ignites a King: May, 2019 Significant Livelihood:April, 2019 Continue reading Spring, 2019
Relationships are hard to maneuver, especially professional ones. There’s often a power dynamic that is under written in every interaction. The nuances of a relationship and your role in it is based on who you are; are you parent or child, husband or wife, classmates, coworkers, supervisor or subordinate? As your role changes, so do … Continue reading Navigating relationships in the church and beyond
With Mother’s Day just a few days away, I am led to think of the wonderful and strong women of the Bible. The hardship and stress they each faced, seems unbearable. Songs are made of Sarah and Hagar, poems and declarations are made about Mary, the mother of Jesus. But today, I’d like to take … Continue reading A Mother’s Sadness Ignites a King
“My, how time flies”… was an idiom my mother used often while I was a young girl. She used it to refer to friends who may have left her circle for a year or two and to signify the return of family members studying or who may have moved abroad. With April already upon us, … Continue reading Significant Livelihood
It’s the 13th day in the month of March, 2019. As I compose this short note, I can’t see through my window! We are in the middle of a serious winter blizzard in the Denver South region. It is cold, snowy, and very windy. Snow often leaves many layers. Sometimes very fluffy on top, but … Continue reading Inner Winter to Inner Spring
