I used to wear perfection like an honor cord at graduation (with a glossy golden sheen) until I realized it was choking my creativity. There is not enough time in the day or fuel in the tank to demand perfection from myself or those around me. It’s perfectly impractical. A…
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My daughter and I attended a gymnastics meet at the local university. We were mesmerized as the athletes leaped over the vault, spun around the uneven bars, and soared through the air during their floor exercises. The coach gave each gymnast a pep talk before their routine. I imagine that…
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The Interview Series continues with Teri Lynne Underwood, author of the book, Praying for Girls: Asking God for the Things They Need Most. You may remember Teri Lynne from the Grounded Series that my daughter Brooke and I hosted. She wrote a beautiful reminder to tween girls. Let’s learn more…
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She Speaks Conference Reflections Three years ago I attended the She Speaks Conference. I was insecure, filled with great anticipation, and felt kind of lost in a sea of well-dressed women. It was near the beginning of my writing journey and I had great hopes for how my publishing appointments…
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This post is part of the Speak Up Blog Hop, hosted by Cindy Bultema. Checkout the posts below to learn more about this outstanding conference for writers and speakers. One of My Favorite Aspects of Carol Kent’s Speak Up Conference Writing and speaking conferences are a highlight of my summer…
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Follow my blog with Bloglovin It’s my favorite time of the month! 😉 Mail Day! Find a quiet place for a few minutes and open up this love letter from the One who died to give you this freedom gift. Dear Tightly Wound Woman: I see the way you are…
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