The dining table is where we gather to fellowship with family and form bonds over shared meals. Children learn what their parents stand for and hear their thoughts about what is right and wrong from the conversations shared around the dinner table. The family dinner table is where heart fires are formed and fed with validating … Continue reading A Table for Two
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If you’re blessed to be working from home (and wondering where the blessing is because your hair is blazing on a regular basis), maybe a few of these tips I learned along the way will help!
Just as the home owners who are renovating have to remove the clutter to make room for what they want most, we need to remove everything that is cluttering our minds and sort them by what is serving us and what isn't.
Related posts: Focused Participation Series Is your heart fire feeling a little dim? Are the coals a little too spread out and the heat of the fire is waining? Let's stoke that heart fire today with some self coaching questions. Find a quiet spot where you can sit with pen and paper to write out … Continue reading Stoke the Fire: Focused Participation
Related posts: Focused Participation Series Poisonous substances are required to come with a warning label. Consider this your participation poison warning! Even when we have clearly defined our priorities, blocked out our calendar to give those priorities focused attention, and learned to say yes on purpose and no without guilt, there are things that can … Continue reading Participation Poison