Do More than What You Love
You are uniquely designed on purpose and for a purpose. When you unlock your uniqueness and pursue it with passionate boldness, then you will never work another day in your life.
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I Am the Difference
I am the only one that makes a difference in my life. Others can encourage me. Others can guide me. Others can teach me. I am the only one that can make the choices required to move in the right direction. I think I have told this to my boys a zillion times. “You have…
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Writing Challenge for November 22, 2010
The challenge comes a day late this week, but it will be worth the wait. Steve Dorning from over at Heavy Metal Cowboy commented on the 7 Tips for Creative Writing post about one of the prompts his writing uses to get the creative juices flowing. They set up dice to be elements of a…
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Seeing Past the Dollar Signs
The job came at the perfect time. It might not pay as much as I normally asked, but at least it was paying. I reviewed the request, the length of the project and quickly replied yes. My email included some clarifications and a few questions. His reply included a shocking timeline, but I was willing…
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Practice Helps You See Hope in the Chaos
You will see hope when you choose to look for hope. Making the choice to have a hope perspective often proves to be a challenge, particularly in a moment when the world demands you worry and fret. The more you practice finding your ways to see hope, the easier it becomes despite the noise of…
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Learning to Manage Time
Working from home – no matter what the job – can be difficult. It is too easy and convenient to say “I’ll do it tomorrow” and tomorrow so rarely shows up. Instead you end up getting farther and farther behind until it is just easier to quit. Now that I think about it, this is…
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Hold Tight to the Promises to Overcome the Temporary
Hold tight to the promises. Everything else is temporary. Watch today’s #GrowingHOPE broadcast The small black jumping spider crawling across the wall made me cry. It didn’t scare me. Instead, it warmed my heart. We’ve spent the last seven months in a state of uncertainty in this world. We know in our hearts and minds…
