What’s a fear you’ve overcome — and how did you do it? What’s a fear I have overcome? To be honest, I have not completely overcome it. But I have squashed the fear to a manageable size and continue to work on minimizing it. This is something that stops things before they are even started.Continue reading “What If”
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Exodus51: Hope for the Hopeless
The Reality of Generational Bondage in Pakistan Every once in a while, you cross paths with a mission so profound and so deeply rooted in faith that it completely stops you in your tracks. That is exactly what happened when I looked into the work being done by the team over at Exodus51. We talkContinue reading “Exodus51: Hope for the Hopeless”
One Day, You Stop Being a Mum of Babies
Last week, I was sitting on a bench in our local park while my kids ran around playing. It was such a beautiful day, blue skies, warm sun, a cool breeze – the perfect spring day. There was a baby stay and play nearby that had just ended, so a few mums walked into theContinue reading “One Day, You Stop Being a Mum of Babies”
A New World in 24 Hours
If you had an unlimited budget for 24 hours, what would you do? I would start by investing into assets that have a return. That was when the 24 hour period is up, I will still have a massive sustainable income. Next I would buy land, a variety of trees, livestock, as well as fruitsContinue reading “A New World in 24 Hours”
The Ultimate Hack
How do you handle fear and self-doubt? How do I handle fear and self-doubt? Through prayer. I pray my way through fear by asking for strength, clarity, direction and peace. I pray my way through self-doubt by talking to Father and remembering His promises. I pray that His word is louder than the doubts. Always,Continue reading “The Ultimate Hack”
The Living Word
What’s a book that completely surprised you? What’s a book that completely surprised me? The living word has surprised and astonished me ever since I was a little girl. At first, the KJV was confusing and difficult. I read it as a child and was content with recognizing the stories that I heard in BibleContinue reading “The Living Word”
Small Acts of Determination
How can you build a regular fitness routine? How can I build a regular fitness routine? Well, I could start by researching the best exercises for the areas in which I find the most problematic. Then create weekly exercise regimens that I could follow based on my research. I could pair that with healthy eatingContinue reading “Small Acts of Determination”
Mother VS Father: The Unexpected Difference
I’ve shared before how reading to a child has a ripple effect that touches everything from their social skills to their long-term health and career paths. It’s incredible that just 20 minutes a day can offer such a massive advantage. Beyond the long-term benefits, it’s a simple way to turn the bedtime struggle into aContinue reading “Mother VS Father: The Unexpected Difference”
All Mothers Carry it
All mothers carry it. The cry that can forever be heard. The one that rattles your bones with a loss of words. Like a hollow echo that goes unheard. With a heavy soul and vision blurred. It shadders your heart in two. Wishing it was you When a child cries in rue And a motherContinue reading “All Mothers Carry it”
Little Known Spectacular People
Who are some underrated people in history? When I read the prompt today I had two particular stories come to mind. The first is the gentleman who created Coral Castle, Edward Leedskalnin. Edward Leedskalnin did not see the world the way most people do. Where we see solid and immovable objects, he saw a puzzleContinue reading “Little Known Spectacular People”
