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Christian Living, Coaching, Faith, growth, Hope, Life Coaching, Purpose
There is one simple question I pose to myself often. Especially when I feel out of sorts. Or disconnected. Or, as I often call it, “floopy.”
And in all fair disclosure, sometimes I pose the same to my clients/students. And it is this:
“What/Who am I becoming?”
(What/Who are you becoming?)
And of course this exercise means nothing, nada, zilch—unless we’re gut-wrenchingly honesty. Honesty forces me to answer from a place of uncomfortable emotions. Usually it’s those icky type of emotions that got me thinking about some self-introspection in the first place. Continue reading »
The text message read, “…the guys are saying he killed himself yesterday. I can’t believe it.”
I stared at the skull-n-crossbones keychain hanging off the edge of my business bag. Right next to it hung pink flipflops.
This new idea is ridiculous.
The winter months are ending and spring is around the corner. Yes, already.
Slang Phrase: KICK THE CAT
Today’s post is a bit different. It’s a collection of wisdom taken from a book that took me f.o.r.e.v.e.r. to read. It’s title: ”The Greatest Salesman in the World” by Og Mandino. (if you have time, listen to Og’s story 
Sitting in a group with others, my mind is completely distracted with
The icebreaker topic “what are your traditions/what are you doing for Christmas Eve and Day?” felt like ice in my veins. I told myself to buck-up and get my happy face on so I’d be ready to breeze through my turn.
I don’t like dogs. Tomatoes are gross. And I refuse to have regret.
