Life Lessons Learned From A Girl Scout
My nine year old neighbor, Carly, inspired me. She taught me that if we’re open to receiving lessons, they will come to us. I learned several from this spunky, intelligent nine year…
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Using Weakness to Find Strength
I am the queen of creating good from complete shit. I have been that way since I was a kid, and I am pretty sure it is genetic. My father is the…
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Can You Tell When Fear is Lying?
How do you deal with fear when it comes knocking? Are you able to tell the difference between the FEAR that serves you and the FEAR that harms you? Luckily we’re born…
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How I Overcome Procrastination (More or Less)
I used to be a champion procrastinator. If procrastination was an Olympic sport, I could win a gold medal… if I ever got around to it. And I came by it honestly!…
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Sometimes Faith Feels A Lot Like Fear
Most days as I journey along my life’s path I find myself called to step forward in faith. And some days I find this challenging because sometimes faith feels a lot like…
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Confessions of a New Year’s Resolution Junkie
As many of us do in the New Year, I find myself thinking about the year ahead and all the possibilities inherent in a fresh 365 days. And, as many of us…
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Desperate Measures
When I think back to my son’s infancy, I remember two things most vividly: His crying, and my own sense of desperation. I’ve long struggled with how much of The Button’s story…
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#firstworldproblems
Over the last couple of days, I’ve been involved in a few conversations about wealth, poverty, and the vast inbetween that exists, and in those, I noticed something that has been poking…
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Guilt Trippin’
Two mornings ago I woke up feeling guilty. Guilty that I rejoiced at the end of Spring Break when my kids went back to school. Guilty that I was about to book…
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