Of all the content I’ve posted this week, I can honestly say, this post – 6 Strategies for Reaching Your Goals in 2018 complete with video – is probably the one I’m most nervous about and it has nothing to do with the content. Here’s a look at how I’m pushing past the fear and staying on track in 2018…
Happy New Year, you guys! It’s so good to be back with you to share our Word of the Year. I’ve been thinking about you guys a lot over the past few weeks. I hope you and your family had a fantastic holiday break and you’re looking forward to all good things in the new year.
It’s hard to believe this day is actually here. I’m beyond excited to finally be able to share with you our website makeover. It’s our hope you’ll find encouragement and confidence as you make your house into a home no matter what your diy skill level. Let me show you the changes we’ve been working on…
At present, we are surrounded by the sounds of hope…the humming of a generator, the soft beat of tiny blades from an oscillating fan and the crunch of ice hitting the sides of a large styrofoam cup…it’s the little things, am I right? Here’s an update of how things are going after Hurricane Irma…
I wasn’t really sure if I should share another installment of, “When Love Shows Up…” or not. Honestly, they’re some of the toughest posts to write and I know you guys have your own stuff going on too. It’s my deepest heart’s desire for this corner of Blogland to be a place of empowerment and encouragement and I do not take the time we spend together lightly…
We spent most of last week completely checked out and trying to find simple ways to celebrate each day. I’ve come to understand there are no perfect seasons. There are only perfect moments we have to capture and hold onto and store away to help us through the tough times…
I had every intention of sharing projects related to the kitchen this week but a trip to the vet’s office late Friday afternoon changed everything…
I fully intended to keep this week’s posts, “business as usual” until sharing an update on Friday. But over the past 24 hours we have suffered yet another devastating loss and it seems insensitive to act as if things are fine when scenes from our week have been filled with hospitals, hugs and home goings. I had just finished a training run late last week when my mom called to say her dad who has been in hospice care had taken a turn for the worst. It was the day before our big race …
