CHOOSE Joy in Maturation
My body feels different. My routines are different. I take delight in environments I once found boring and uneventful. My pace is slower. My relationships are deeper. My confidence – louder. With each year I feel closer to ME, to
CHOOSE Joy in Adventure
This trip was one of a lifetime, another highlight of my personal and professional journey.
CHOOSE Joy in Milestones
What milestones are you celebrating? In what ways can you reflect on your past experiences, while also inviting more in the days/weeks/months/years ahead? What joy do you embrace as you acknowledge your milestones?Â
CHOOSE Joy in Letting Go!
What things have you clung to that no longer serve you? In what areas of your life have you caged yourself or allowed others to do so? What are you still showing up for out of obligation only, and no
CHOOSE Joy in Celebrations!
This month I’m encouraging you to find joy in celebrating! Celebrate the big, big things! Celebrate the seemingly small things like gainful employment, loving relationships, reliable transportation … your health! Celebrate your victories at home and at work! Celebrate the
CHOOSE Joy in Love
On this V-Day and every day thereafter, I invite you to love. Love fully. Love freely. Love abundantly. Love with your whole heart. Heal. Retreat. Mend. And then love again.
CHOOSE Joy!
As we entered the last quarter of the year, my life began to shift. I start the new year in this place. I start this year without a laundry list of goals or resolutions. Instead, I start it with stillness.
As I Reflect on the Year …
AND love persists. Happiness calls our name. Joy can be our default home. I welcome all of this. I embrace it. I hold it close to my heart.
Guest Blog: Preparing Your Leadership Loaf
Enjoy each part of the process: gathering the ingredients, selecting your additions and don’t forget to sprinkle the smiles on right before packing it up in your razzle dazzle as you share with others!
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Proverbs 31 is a popular passage and understandably so. However, shallow interpretations of the chapter can be troubling. For many years of my life, a virtuous woman looked like everyone but me. A virtuous woman made few missteps.