Moving From Surviving to Thriving
June 22, 2019
My Journey with God, Personal Growth, Recovery, Trauma Action, Bact to School, gratitude, healing, Mental Health, personal growth, psychology, recovery, truth 16 Comments
February 22, 2019
Facing Fear, Personal Growth, Recovery Action, anxiety, Mental Health, recovery, truth 19 Comments
Doubt and the tenderness of vulnerability have plagued me for weeks while working hard for a goal I’ve dreamed of for decades. I rationalized for years why I couldn’t do this. And once I started the process, I’ve thought about throwing in the towel multiple times. I just didn’t realize until this week the real reason I wanted to quit was to avoid my feelings. Avoidance is sneaky. It would be so easy, and I can find plenty of justifiable excuses. In fact, not many would question my decision to give up.
But I’ve discovered I’m willing to fight through these feelings because I have my own voice now. I want to feed my soul and be who I am called to be.
November 11, 2018
Facing Fear, Personal Growth, Recovery, Trauma Action, Blogging, Mental Health, truth 22 Comments
After a much longer hiatus than planned, I’ve made a commitment to resume blogging. You have all been so vital to my healing and continued work. I’ve missed you! I hope I can give back a fraction of what you give to me.
Last summer I made another commitment that is dramatically changing me. More
August 6, 2017
Facing Fear, My Journey with God, Personal Growth, Recovery, Trauma Action, Adventure, Family, gratitude, grief, healing, Mental Health, moving forward, recovery, truth 36 Comments
July 9, 2015
Facing Fear, Personal Growth, Recovery, Trauma Action, depression, facing fear, finding freedom, Forgiving My Mother, healing, Letting Go, motherhood, Struggle to Forgive 38 Comments
It’s been a roller coaster ride the last 6 months during my blogging sabbatical. Continued growth, awareness, & forgiveness; betrayal; and a surprise!
My decision to back away from blogging and other optional activities was born of necessity. Some important relationships were requiring intensive attention, and I needed to focus on figuring out what my role was in each relationship. It’s never pretty looking in the mirror, but always worth it in the end.
It’s easy to think relationships are strong when times are good.
But when things go awry, you find out what the relationship is really made of.
August 11, 2013
Facing Fear, Personal Growth Action, Brad Volz, emotional strength, Facing Adversity, facing fear, finding freedom, personal growth, Transformation 17 Comments
It’s easy to do nothing but complain about our circumstances.
Sometimes it feels good to vent, but it’s rarely productive.
My guest today, Brad Volz, shares why it’s more effective to implement choice with action to change circumstances.
Brad Volz
I’ve struggled with decision for years. Too often under pressure, I opt for doing nothing. More
