Encouraging and equipping women over 60 to live their best life!
If we evaluate where we are and where we want to be and get really clear, we can change an area of our life. And just like we didn’t get the results we have overnight, the new results we want, will not happen overnight. The new routine and the new habits we create, and do consistently, will bring new results.
You need a willingness to venture into the unknown to take advantage of big opportunities, and that can be scary. You might get hurt. You might lose money. You might make a mistake or completely fail at what you set out to do. But fail or succeed, you will learn—and knowledge is priceless.
Charlie Kirk was a faithful man of God who stood on biblical principles, who was willing to talk about it, debate about it. He loved his country and wanted us to appreciate the freedoms that we all have!
I didn’t want to sit still just because I’ve hit a certain number on the calendar. My heart was now bursting with more new vision, goals and dreams than ever. I no longer worried about the days left to live but living the days I have in front of me.
My year, so far, has been a year of successes and challenges. Have you ever thought about how life can be filled with so much change and variety. I think that’s the beauty of the life we have been gifted to live. It is both the same and yet it’s about change. How we navigate…
Forgiveness releases us from the emotional prison of bitterness and resentment. Holding onto unforgiveness keeps us trapped in re-living the pain, but forgiving breaks those chains and allows us to move forward in peace.
Comparison basically steals our joy and undermines our God-given purpose. As Christians we want to break-free from comparing ourselves to others.
Making room in your heart requires letting go in the same way you decide to get rid of material possessions. Heart-room requires replacing anger and resentment with forgiveness. Making heart space involves releasing pride, admitting your part in conflict, and determination to soften rock-hard, long-held resentment.
Do you find yourself battling worry and irritation? Does your mind wander to the worst cast scenarios? Or maybe you just wake up in a bad mood? For many, this may almost feel like this is our default mindset is looking for what’s wrong. Well, the way science explains it, this is not by accident….
Thinking long term is especially challenging in the time in which we are living. Everything is fast food, fast delivery, quick pleasure, short attention spans, and immediate adrenaline fixes. We want everything to happen yesterday. Advertisers exaggerate how quickly we’ll see results if we try their products. Everything is the quick-fix approach. This creates the attitude of: “If I can’t be good at this right away, I don’t want to even try.” Or, if: “I don’t see success quickly, I’m moving on to something else.” I hate to say it, but young people are jumping from job to job. Loyalty is no longer an admired virtue.
