You are a collector of information, a customer of knowledge, a curator of facts. But if you don’t put that into practice, it is not very useful. Grab a friend, a mentor or a fellow Leader and a cup of coffee, chai latte or some sparkling water to talk through these questions.
Look back over this week’s posts and share one thing you have learned.
We’ve hit snooze on the sports button in our house, and — lemme tell you — it’s been a welcome break! My two boys, 7 and 10, have tried all the big team sports and enjoyed themselves just fine, but recently they both have had a “meh” response to participating
You’ve probably already made 84 decisions today, and it may only be 9 a.m. Hello, dearest, welcome to motherhood. Making decisions for ourselves can be hard enough; then we add in making decisions for everyone in our family. And add to that pressure the fact that some of the decisions
I recently read a passage from a book which deconstructs the biblical story of Christ healing a woman with chronic bleeding: “The healing was thorough and complete. It not only gave her body back to her but also gave her body back to other bodies. She was made whole for herself
We’ve hit snooze on the sports button in our house, and — lemme tell you — it’s been a welcome
You’ve probably already made 84 decisions today, and it may only be 9 a.m. Hello, dearest, welcome to motherhood. Making
I recently read a passage from a book which deconstructs the biblical story of Christ healing a woman with chronic
I will never forget the sound of the doorbell. I will never forget the police officer removing his hat to