“Whatever you want more of, put that front and center.” –Michelle Martello This piece of advice came to me in a Marie Forleo email about
(Learn to Discern, Principle #15) Have you ever been in the midst of an agonizing decision, and had someone offer this annoying piece of advice:
Giving up milk is tough when you love coffee, but it’s even tougher when brie is one of your favourite foods. Several years ago, a
(Learn to Discern, Principle #14) One of the most frequent issues that arises almost every time I talk about discernment is the role of personal
I’ve written before about the importance of knowing yourself, and how journaling can be a big part of that process. But what if you’ve never
(Learn to Discern, Principle #13-B) Most of us, at one time or another, have found ourselves caught in the loop of wondering: is God speaking
(Learn to Discern, Principle #13-A) Have you ever found yourself asking God to speak to you, while hoping He’ll only say one particular thing? “God
When a difficult situation arises, what’s your default mode of approach? Are you willing to charge into the conflict, head-first? Or do you just want
As a child, I was given a series of videos that followed the life of a boy as he struggles to grow up and embrace
Do you ever have moments where you realize you’ve been thinking backwards? And all that backward thought is, well, holding you back? The other day
