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I sat down to talk with Tonya Johnson of “The Purpose In My Pain: A 28 Day Devotional Written By Women of Purpose”. We talked writing, renewal, freedom, and what it means to have a positive mindset while living out Kingdom lives. Grab a coffee or tea and listen.
I sat down to talk with Dr. Tasha Wilson of “The Purpose In My Pain: A 28 Day Devotional Written By Women of Purpose”. We talked the importance of giving yourself time to grieve fully and what that may look like. Grab a coffee or tea and listen.
I sat down to talk with Desha Henfield of “The Purpose In My Pain: A 28 Day Devotional Written By Women of Purpose”. We talked about the masks we wear because of pain and how to remove them and choose ourselves. Whew! There was some gold shared. Grab a coffee or tea and listen.
Over on ShellVera.com, I am running a 30-day Procrastination to Progress Challenge to help folks (and myself) end the year strong. Would you like to join us?
Nine years ago today I wrote my first blog. It’s been an exciting journey and one I haven’t been enjoying enough of lately. Here’s a look back at my first post.
2020 brought with it many terrible times and changes, but it also provided us a chance to reset our default reactions, beliefs, and relationships. How we use that opportunity will determine how we move forward as restrictions lift and life opens up for many in the United States.
Zoraida Basaldu of Empowered Fem talks with us about believing in yourself and the importance of ensuring you don’t let others determine how you see your value.
We can’t compare our moments to others’ stories. And we can’t leave out our moments if we truly want to inspire others and live a life of purpose and strength. We must share our story without leaving out the moments that made it possible.
A share from my Coaching / Writing site about a book that I believe we should all read!
Are you more like a diamond than you realize? Let’s find out in this guest post from Dianna Yates!
We need to realize when we have issued orders that prevent us from living.
Sometimes the space in between is filled with so much doubt but it’s also the place where our faith grows the most.
The Essential Creative 