Have you ever been faced with a decision so big you felt paralyzed to make it? Several years ago, I was living in Colorado and experiencing one of these big decisions. Looking back, it wasn't as a big of a decision as it felt at the time, but that's not the point. The point is … Continue reading The best advice I received about making a decision
The heart of man plans his way, but the Lord establishes his steps. Pr. 16:9 Over the last few months, I've been aware of a shift in my attitude toward breaking free from the 8-5 work life. There's a fire that's been lit within to quit piddling around and actually make strides toward success. I feel like it's … Continue reading Break Free: Prayerfully
During last month's 31-day writing challenge, I wrote a post about taking steps toward leaving my 8-5 job. It had not occurred to me that I even was taking steps until I sat down to write for that day's prompt. As I was writing it, though, I knew there was more to "unpack" than the … Continue reading Break Free: 3 Steps to Leaving the 8-5 Life
I like efficiency. Like, for real. I would almost go so far as to say that I crave efficiency. It drives me nuts when things feel chaotic or messy and when processes are clunky and slow. As such, I'm constantly refining how things work. Especially in my job where there are many moving pieces and … Continue reading #write31days: Day 30 – Refine
Today, I was buddy riding on the back trails with another student at Gray's. Our two horses are not particularly fond of each other and, yet, Koal was happy to follow Penny. Maybe it was because the humans riding them are still learning to lead them or maybe it was just because he had no better … Continue reading #write31days: Day 29 – Follow
