Why There is a Cost to Curating Your Life
I'm curious if someone from a hundred years ago could see into the world we have created through social media and wonder what was holding us together.
Why You Need to Rethink How You Think About Time
I have an unusual relationship with time. I am always running out of it. Even though each day has 24 hours in it, more than enough time to do the things on my list, I find myself wishing I just had more time.
3 Things You Should Continue to Give up After Lent
If you are anything like me coming into Lent this year, I was already feeling like I had given up so much of my freedom, my routines and my sense of security in response to an ongoing pandemic and a world at war.
Why You Must Take the Strong Way to Your Unique “Q”
You are living in a culture going off-road in so many ways. A pandemic that looked like it would mess up your life for weeks turned out to still be turning things upside down in your world over two years later. A world with whispers of unrest, nationally and globally, all of a sudden is protesting for freedom and fighting to the death for it.
Why You Can Be Strong Without Competing or Comparing
So many have said the pandemic has accelerated the trajectories we were already on. Have you found that true for you? Were you running too fast or perhaps stuck with no direction?
3 Ways You Can Respond to Seismic Shifts
This isn’t the first seismic shift the world is experiencing. And it won’t be the last. As I speak to and coach leaders, no matter where I am, the question I hear most often in the face of seismic shifts is “NOW WHAT? NOW WHAT?”
3 Things You Can Access in Adversity
You all react differently to adversity – you’re human after all. What if I reminded you that it is in adversity where you have a front-row seat to watching what God – and only God – can do in these moments.
Three Things to Do When the Virus is a Marathon
How do you adjust to an ever-changing reality where the ‘new normal’ is indefinite uncertainty?
When your crisis capacity is depleted, it has to be renewed. The only source of renewable energy is from the endless supply found in Jesus.
The virus is invisible and ongoing. But remember you also have options and access to a renewable source of daily strength to build resilience to outlast them.
You can’t compete with the virus marathon if you are worrying you won’t have enough to finish. All you need is enough to start.
How to Spark A Catalyst Moment
Your potential to live robust and hopeful days ahead need to be sparked by a catalyst moment.
Maybe you’ve forgotten you were designed for catalyst moments. This is a moment when you believe you were designed, once and for all, to flourish.
5 Ways to Navigate the “Middle”
The Hebrew word for the ‘wilderness’ in which Jesus and Moses spent time during critical periods of their lives is the same word that means ‘sanctuary.’ This unmappable ‘nowhere’ was also, holy ground. Maybe your transition is a time of being called into something holy.
Purpose over Pressure
You cannot, and should not ever try to be all things to all people.
You become irrelevant when you are not authentic.
Purpose flows out of authenticity.
The Power of Insight and Foresight
The words I give weight to and allow to guide my daily choices is what will determine whether I live in fear or with hope and confidence.
Living an Intentional Lifetime of Mondays
What you choose to receive, fill your mind with and fill your hours doing on your Mondays and every day in between, will determine the intention and direction of your life.
3 Daily Habits to Implement in Your Fringe Moments
As men and women on mission, these fringe moments, will be what will provide a solid foundation underneath your days of the ‘must-do’s’ and tether you to the graces that come from a life deeply aligned with your core values..
3 Ways to Opt Out of the Frenzy
By changing the way we think about busyness — from a marker of status to a mark of servitude — it may become easier to say no to the parade of endless obligations that dance in front of our eyes every day.