Pastor. Communicator.
Recently I have felt a little overwhelmed. Not “too much to do” overwhelmed, but more, “too much I want to do.” At the same time I’ve also had these conversations lately where I’ve been asked “what do you want to
I just need to acknowledge something because I really can’t imagine I’m alone. I am overwhelmed and forgetting so many things. I half kidding/half seriously reached out to a friend that is educated and trained in working with patients in
I am always trying to get ahead. Always aiming to get ahead of all the things, or at least as many as I can. My to do list can easily shift from being a tool to help manage my time,
I caught a contradiction in my thinking the other day. So my top Love Language is “Acts of Service.” My particular variation of this aspect of the fab five is simply showing up. I don’t feel like I particularly need
Once again, in a meeting. Heard a thing. The thing keeps rolling around my mind. In conversation about a program my work here in Austin manages, we were asked, “Have your participants spoken of a shift from command control to
My boss called me out the other day. It was in gentle way, and very much needed. I stumbled into my current role with a local non-profit organization here in Austin. Like most non-profits so much relies on donations and
I had a call the other day, someone had recently experienced a change/shift in her work place. What was a simple and comfortable place to work had morphed into a season of stress and tension. Not knowing if this new
“Something he says during every meeting he leads is ‘what assumptions have we left unchecked?’” I was on a work call as someone shared the above comment about their new COO, remarking on a facet of how he leads meetings.
I’m a chicken. When I get frustrated, hurt, or offended, I want to say something. I even kinda know what I want to say, and I can for sure explain to others all the things I’m considering saying, but ultimately,