Like everyone else on the planet right now, I’m still hooked on podcasts, and I can’t stop, won’t stop. It’s one of the easiest ways to consume and learn new information or hear stories that I wouldn’t normally be exposed to, and I can do it while driving to work or putting away my laundry! I’ve quickly burned through more true crime podcasts than I care to admit, plenty of marketing and social media shows, Christian women conversations, sermons, and everything in between. My friends and I share …
Now is the Time: Rodan + Fields Business Opportunity
Let me tell you a little story. A year and a half ago, I sat down with a group of women I look up to so much, and I (hesitantly) joined the Rodan + Fields business. I’d been using the products for years and truly loving them, and I’d heard incredible stories about life-changing potential of the business, so I said yes. And then I sat on it for a year and a half - embarrassed to tell anyone I had signed up, silent on social media, making up excuses as to why I’d joined if people did find out - …
4 Important Lessons I’ve Learned From My Dad
24 years and 364 days ago, my dad was turning 28 and getting ready to welcome his first child (me!) into the world in just a few short hours. And today I’m celebrating his birthday with the four most important lessons that he’s taught me in my (almost) 25 years. I am so incredibly blessed to have had the most incredible parents in my life who I’ve learned so much from and continue to learn more from every single day. Without further ado, let’s celebrate Phil Don! Get outside your comfort …
Roadmap of the Church | Life-Change
The story of Zacchaeus is one that all Sunday school kids probably remember from the cutesy little song that we learned to commemorate the Bible story to memory: Zacchaeus was a wee little man, and a wee little man was he.He climbed up in a sycamore tree, for the Lord he wanted to see.And as the Savior passed that way, He looked up in the tree and said, “Zacchaeus, you come down, for I’m going to your house today!”For I’m going to your house today! It rhymes well enough, and it’s easy to …
5 Ways to Thrift Like a Pro
In my family, the tv in the living room is always on for background noise. If no one’s actually watching something, then you can probably find it on one of three channels: Food Network, HGTV, or ION (NCIS and Criminal Minds reruns alllllways). I often catch myself wondering which vacation home a couple will pick or Googling what a “financier” is in the middle of a baking competition when I’m supposed to be doing a million other things around the house. And sometimes I sit down and realize that …