Walk With Me

Knowing the right things.

Maybe it's time to give- our collections of items and experiences - away to a good home.

Ask for and be asked for directions. What a blessing!

There are opportunities every day to go the extra mile - will you walk them with me?

When you encounter an “interruption,” I hope we're quick to claim - What a blessing!

Healing power of gratitude. Join me as we employ a powerful phrase in every scenario that has changed my heart & ability to see- “What a blessing.”

Discouraging frustration often attends our attempts at and reliance on convincing others to understand. Visibility does not always equal legitimacy. Unseen success is still success.

And why we should quit it.

and why I love them.

Closets and brains can be similar that way.

Feeling more confident in turning the page.

Be a contributing member of your flock by providing warnings in good faith and selflessness.

We may be living beneath our privilege- missing out on opportunities to connect, listen, and say thank you.

Seemingly slow or unproductive - maybe scheduled maintenance is a blessing.

Walk with Emilio - in battling addiction and recognizing your identity through trials and struggles.

The benefit of keeping quiet.

What we carry and how we carry it.

To bless, enhance, or change.

There's a reason you gave it, time to take it.

Saying yes when we feel like saying no - neat things come of it.

What it's really all about.

Names mean a lot. How are you using them?

Right uniform.

Fallen branches return nutrients to the soil.

No expectations =/= low expectations.

Keep walking when it's hard, when you stumble, and even just in someone else's shoes.

Perhaps this Christmas we can walk like an angel. Take a look for Christmas ideas for your family

Grateful for Grateful in Grateful to

God can't steer a parked car. Know different, walk different.

The power of knowing you - and others- can.

The blessings of celebrating others' wins.

Things might not be going well for me, but I can celebrate when they go well for others.

Replacing fear with something much better.

Find people who've gone first and listen humbly. Be a person who's gone first and experience empathy.

On the topic of doing better.

Words are tools- use them well.

It's the small blessings that count, and we'll miss them if we're not careful.

Giving and receiving feedback well.

3 ways to walk gratefully & take care of what we've been blessed with.

With each mistake and setback faced with intention, we don't start from scratch - we start from experience.

Whether retrieving an X Wing from a swamp or mastering our perspectives from day to day, Master Yoda provides instruction for success.

A good friend helps others know who they are, loves a lot and expects a lot, and is faithful and good in their own pursuit. Be a good friend.

When faced with new circumstances, “treat it the way you want to feel about it.”

Notice others and listen for direction.

Walk carefully in a new pair of shoes, find the one who needs your kindness, and keep good company.

Be slow to assume fortune or misfortune in our walks through this life - we'll see.

After all, the mud makes better footprints.

The word "confidence" comes from the Latin 'con' (with) and 'fidere' (trust). Self consciousness requires a singular focus on self. By definition, self confidence demands a joint, outward focus - with. Trust with others, trust with God. One cannot be both genuinely confident and self-centered. Thanks for walking with me.

Words of encouragement - pedal when it's flat & enjoy the view.

Cheer loud, be grateful, and keep showing up.

Improved conversation ability through better questions, intentional listening, and being kind.