It’s not always easy to do what you set out to do! I don’t know about you, but there are many times in my life that I did NOT do what I planned to do and sometimes (to my dismay) committed to do. Other times I began the process of doing something and I discovered…
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By: Angela Schaefers May 16th, 2013
While there are several books titled ‘life instructions’, ‘how to live life’, ‘life 101 manual’ and more, none of them really have the ‘answers’ to life. Some people think that books, guidelines (theirs or others), rules (including ones passed down in generation after generation)
By: Angela Schaefers May 2nd, 2013
You can Make a Decision in Five Days! Sometimes making decisions can be challenging. Whether it is a big decision, like making a long term commitment or the simple choices everyday of what to do, eat and wear it can take some thought. Some people are more inclined to make decisions easily or choose the
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By: Angela Schaefers Apr 9th, 2013
Sometimes we get so used to doing something the same way as we always have. Routines are automatic. How we respond to people and circumstances is automatic, how we care for others is automatic, how we jump to conclusions and make assumptions are automatic… But, we can stop doing it the same old way!
Contributor Posts
By: Tanis Macala
What if you could live a life free from the trappings of fear? From criticism? From the all the reasons that are holding you back? From bringing into your life all that you truly desire? And no, that doesn’t mean you are going to cash in on the Lotto Max and get that shiny new mustang – unless of course, that is part of your life’s Divine purpose.
By: Jared Akers
Up until the age of 35, I lived a life fueled by self-will and determination; the proverbial square peg in a round hole. I just knew if I worked hard enough and stayed committed I could wrestle happiness out of life. It was clear from my perspective that whoever had the most “stuff” wins the game of life. And I sure wanted my share.
By: Geoff Talbot
As an artist and a dreamer our greatest weapon is our emotional sensitivity; for it enables us to dream, to imagine, to empathize and to feel. But this great weapon sometimes feels like a heavy curse… especially when rejection and criticism rain on down. As creative souls our sensitivity makes us vulnerable to great wounding …
By: Dianne Mursell
A Boy Bullied – I have been reading and watching videos from children speaking about bullying. There is so much online lately about bullying. Some of these stories have been so painful for me to watch I literally sit there with tears rolling down my cheeks, rocking back and forth.











