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Be Wary of Comparison
I have a friend, Audrey Rindlisbacher, and recently I was listening to an early morning Facebook Live she did. The topic was 'comparison.' Audrey is an exceptional woman who has been speaking and teaching for years on great books. I have sat with rapt attention in her classes. She inspires me with her knowledge of natural law and principles. Not too...
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The power of a table
I have always had a dining room or kitchen table. Even in our first home, which was small, we had a table. I loved having a table. It was good to rest my elbows when I was reading or studying. As our kids came, we sat around our table for meals and talked. It was a gathering place, a homework place,...
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There is Always Something to Work On
A few years ago, I stopped business building after ten years. I published a book, and I've continued to write, but my main focus shifted to caregiving for my family. For now, it's my calling and mission. My mother has Alzheimer's and lives with us. My husband has been ill for some time. My daughter works full time, and I...
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No One Can Take Away What You Put In Your Mind
I recently finished reading The Choice. The author, Dr. Edith Eva Eger, spent part of her teen years in Auschwitz. She shares things she learned while there, after she left, and while working as a psychiatrist with other trauma victims. It was gut-wrenching and not a pretty read. I had to endure a bit of foul language. It went with...