Is there something about yourself that you thought was a flaw but turned out to be a blessing?
We all have them.
For me, it’s the fact that I’m an introvert. Growing up, school sucked. No one understood me and I didn’t understand myself. I wondered why I couldn’t just be “normal.” I was sick of being asked, “Why don’t you ever talk?” I literally made myself sick every morning with this insane nervousness. Read More→
If we ever feel directionless in life, defining our core values is worthy of our time. It clarifies our purpose and directs our way. My original values were diligence, prudence, shalom, balance, trust, respect, and wisdom. I’m changing them to leadership, love, and laughter.
LEADERSHIP
Fruition is the mark of leadership. Nothing makes a difference in practical life more than leadership: leadership of self; leadership of others (for instance, our children); and, submitting under the leadership of others and the direction of God. Leadership is completion; mature in the manner of being. Read More→
By Priya Shah
One of the hardest things for any person, man or woman, is letting go of a relationship that’s not meant to be. We are often attached to the illusion that this person is “the One” for us, and that if we don’t have him or her, we’ll never find somebody new.
Holding on to disappointment, hurt, blame, anger, resentment, and bitterness, we convince ourselves that “all men are jerks” or “all women are bitches.” Read More→
Note from Arlene: This is not a movie review – rather, it uses the movie to discuss and deliver some inspiring and profound truths about life.
The movie, “The Adjustment Bureau” conveys yet another typical Hollywood love story in which the viewer is seduced by the longing heart of politician David Norris and the chemistry that builds between he and contemporary ballet dancer Elise. What is typical about this movie is the message it conveys that there is someone out there who can take your loneliness away and until you can be with this person you will never feel fulfilled. Read More→
By Beca Lewis
In nature as two tectonic earth plates slide in opposition to each other, we are told that the pressure will mount and eventually something’s gotta give which will result in a destructive earthquake of various magnitudes.
Insurance companies call events like flooding, hurricanes, and earthquakes acts of God. We use the phrase don’t make Mother Nature angry as a warning against the destruction she might cause when riled.
Is It True? Read More→
