3 Tips to Survive a Difficult Conversation We all have that family member, co-worker, or friend who out of the blue and without warning sets us off. Maybe it’s a comment that triggers insecurities within us, or a feeling that
An Excerpt from Stuck On Stop: How to Quit Procrastinating! by Vicki Hitzges In the opening scene of a thriller I once read, a small crowd waited to cross a noisy intersection. The sounds of motors honking, the occasional curse
The Daly Gem MASTERY TOOLS FOR INTENTIONAL LIVING WITH MEG DALY Do you ever wake up in the morning, grab your coffee, look out the window at the beautiful day ahead and then BAM! you are on the rumination wheel for
When life has to be a certain way in order to be good enough for you, you instantly close yourself off from all the real and present opportunities available – you spend all your mental energy resisting life, rather than
Last week I sent a birthday greeting to an old friend, Kevin, and member of the church I used to serve. Let me re-share a quick life-changing story with you, and give you something new to consider… “Today, on my
When our close friend, Courtney, first started to simplify her life, she expected organized book shelves, a tidy closet and more space in her home. “I decluttered my cabinets, donated coats, shoes, and books, began to leave some white space
Regardless of what you’re going through today, YOU HAVE CHOICES… “Will I allow this to upset me?” “Will I choose to make this bad or good?” “Will I choose to stay or walk away?” “Will I choose to yell or
Stepping Into Grace by Alan Cohen July 10, 2016 The following piece from Alan Cohen was the inspiration for this Sunday’s talk (July 10, 2016). Ellen Fannin read the piece in her Opening Prayer and we are providing it here
We all procrastinate some times. Often it is a matter of trying to put too many things to do on our list for one day. And we choose those that we can quickly check off the list first – for
Leave Space for what Matters This is your year to take action towards living a life uncluttered by most of the needless things people fill their lives with, leaving you with space for what truly matters. A life that isn’t
