Posts Tagged ‘adjustments’
Adjusting our pace: walking in step with our Shepherd
Last year, I switched from a paper planner to the digital variety—a big transition since I adopted the use of Franklin planners in the late 80s. For me, however, there’s still something about flipping the page on a physical calendar to reveal a brand-new month. Recently, I purchased a large desk-top version to help me…
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Asking the tough questions: how to best serve your life ‘story’
I worked with a writing coach a few years ago. As a “plotter,” I crave structure—a roadmap of sorts—before I begin a new writing project. But similar to what oftentimes happens in real life, stories are prone to get off track. To help combat that, my coach recommended reviewing my outline each week to confirm…
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Pinterest and charcuterie boards: finding humor in the messy middle
What do Pinterest and charcuterie boards have in common? An end vision. You’ve seen them: the memes that parody Pinterest boards by displaying each perfect [fill-in-the-blank], followed by another person’s hilarious attempt to duplicate said project. Can you relate—the results of your dream appearing completely different than your Pinterest board ideals? Welcome to the messy…
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