Abundant

I’ve chosen a word. One word to define 2014. Abby’s explosive prayer greatly influenced my thoughts. The phrase holy imbalance has consumed my thought life. Abundant will direct my holy imbalance in 2014. Here is my journal entry: Abundant. There are an abundant of choices for me every day. Choices that are good and choices…

Holy Imbalance

I’m still thinking about my one word. Rest. Balance. Sabbath. Change. New. Achievement. Learning. Those are potential options. I shared my one word challenge with my friend and editor, Abby, during our weekly Skype date last week. I told her some of my options with balance leading the top of the list. She shocked me…

One Word

Last week my boss gave me a challenge. More than productivity, or professional development or adjusting to a changing health care scene — she challenged me to have focus, goals, direction, determination — and one word to sum it all up. She had seen a special on a national news channel about a man who…

When you need a reminder…

… Just look at your toes!   I’ve been having a hard time keeping up the motivation for running lately dealing with a quasi-injury and nearing the big day without enough miles behind me. So these arrived just in the nick of time. I’ve been wearing them every night — because that’s when I actually…

Half a Celebration

Today is my half birthday. The halfway point between two orbital cycles. The marker of six months of growth. The peak before the roller coaster into another year begins. That deserves some celebration. Or at least recognition! Today, I took at least a moment to think of how different my life was six months ago.…

Resolution Report

There is joy in publishing my thoughts for the world to read… … but there is also pain, cringing, and discomfort for I have to be true to my words written and published! I reviewed my 2o13 New Year’s Resolution post — and it turns out I didn’t accomplish what I set out to do.…

Start.

Punch fear in the face.  Escape average. Do work that matters.  Those are the collective subtitles of the book Start. I just read by Jon Acuff. You may be familiar with Acuff from a little blog called Stuff Christians Like, where he pokes fun at silly things Christians do, like side hugs and inserting “just”…