Positive & Uplifting
I end most of my blog entries with the short sentence/phrase – “Something to think about.” Maybe you’ve noticed. But if you really want something profound to think about to start your day, to end your day, or maybe just give you a little lift in the middle of your day, here’s a suggestion. Spend some…
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A good pep talk and a moment of motivation reinforces the fact that you are there for your child.
We are called to "encourage one another and build each other up." How are we doing with that?
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My four year old son and I begin the day like most families; hit the snooze on the alarm clock once, okay twice; peel ourselves out of bed and get ready for the day. Colton knows he has to brush his teeth, put his pj’s in the laundry and get dressed. If he does that quickly he will have time to watch a little “Thomas the Train” or “Handy Manny.…
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“Research suggests that when parents praise effort vs. ability, children develop a stronger work ethic and become more motivated.” Let's broaden the scope.
You don't have to have it "all together" for God to be able to use you.
Every stage of life has its own set of struggles and blessings.
When your thoughts are positive, you become a positive influence in your life and in the lives of those around you. The same is true if you think negatively because you can become a negative influence on others. In fact, negative thoughts can take over your mind and block out the truth of who you are. Living an Intentional Life is about…
US Navy Admiral, William H. McRaven, delivers a speech about the importance of doing the little things like making your bed, embracing the fears of life, and changing the world for generations to come.
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When you're feeling a case of the "what if" thoughts coming on. Remind yourself, "what if's" go both ways!
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As we contine to celebrate the Christmas season, I thought this video would be a blessing. Rich Mullins was an amazing artist. For those of us old enough to remember him, you know what I'm talking about.
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