Don’t Consider Yourself Small
I didn’t believe that behind my small stature and little voice there was a purpose. I didn’t believe anyone would want to hear what I had to say. I didn’t believe that what I had to say was of value. I was wrong!
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The Demise of the Comfort Zone
Galatians 5:13 13 You, my brothers and sisters, were called to be free. But do not use your freedom to indulge the sinful nature; rather, serve one another humbly in love. There is safety in the Comfort Zone. This is the place where we know we know that our beautiful, steady boat stays exactly the…
Daring To Be Me: How I Cultivated Authentic Leadership
I didn’t want to do what I saw everyone else doing. I definitely didn’t want to repeat their failures. I was growing out of the people-pleasing phase of my life and wasn’t interested into conforming to someone else’s idea of leadership.
My hope for you is that you find your own voice and your own leadership style that allows you to connect with people.
Insulate Your Life So You Can Grow
When you are in a season of development and growth, it’s important that you take steps to protect yourself. Whether you are making preparations for family growth, a job transition, career change or relationship shift, it’s necessary to protect the investment you are making in yourself. Insulation is just for a time period – long…
Sandwich, Anyone?
I’m an introvert. I don’t like confrontation. Enough said. However, I learned very quickly in my career life that confrontation is inevitable. Whether I was working with children, peers my age or peers older than me, I could count on the fact that we wouldn’t always agree. Additionally, I had to navigate conflicts in…
The Mommy Detour
To be so strong-willed and feel like I was broken somehow held me back from chasing my purpose. I put it up on a shelf. I look at it occasionally and committed that I would one day take it up again. It wasn’t until I overcame my fears and came back to myself that I realized nothing had changed. I was still me.
