Reclaiming What Belongs To You
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Discerning if Your Vision Board is Destined for Success or Failure The new year is often a time for setting goals, making plans, and perhaps creating a vision board. But have you ever wondered why some vision boards lead to transformation while others gather dust? It’s not by mere chance but by divine alignment and …
Explore how vision boards can be a faith-aligned tool to help God-driven women achieve goals.
We all get to chose why we live and what we do with our lives. What have you decided to do with yours and why?
As kids, wise sayings taught us how our words shape our outlook. “Take it with a grain of salt” means don’t let negativity stick. “Toughen up” tells us to be resilient. “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me” teaches that inner strength is key. Let’s remember these lessons in adulthood, inspiring positivity and perseverance in our words and actions.
Grief is a natural human experience. Facing emotions may be challenging, but it can help with coping and healing. Avoiding emotions can result in sadness, bitterness, and anger, leading to physical issues. Processing grief leads to personal growth, empathy, and deeper appreciation for life. It strengthens relationships, provides support, and offers a chance for introspection. Intentionally processing grief leads to a more fulfilling life.
We desire much from God but are we ready and able to receive what we are expecting? What can He expect from us in waiting and preparation?
What if I told you that Personal Development significantly improves self-esteem, self-worth, and confidence as you work to fulfill your aspirations? It’s totally true. The outcome of our success hinges on our commitment to our personal development.
From Homeless to Hope-RestoredA Story of Transformation Two years ago, I was on my day off driving, running errands, and clear as day, I heard God say call the office; someone needs help. I stopped what I was doing, called in, and asked who just called in for help that you informed me didn’t meet …