dispatches from the intersection of faith, life and work
I'm not buying anything in 2020. This isn't a new year's resolution (resolutions are just a waste of time, imho). This is about a lifestyle change and something I've been reflecting on over the last several months. If shopping was a sport, then I'd be a professional athlete. I'm actually really good at finding deals … Continue reading When retail therapy just doesn’t cut it anymore
Over the course of this decade, I was consistently inconsistent. I started blogging but didn't always do it monthly, I took up running but still don't do it regularly. Consistency is key to success.
My plan didn't factor in multiple moves across the country or layoffs or delays--the unforeseen things that *seemed* to slow me down.
Recently, some students asked me whether I had any regrets. Whenever I reflect on the last fifteen years, this is the one that always comes to mind...
Whenever I leave one of these meetings or sessions with the kids, I always go in a bit tired and come out energized. It happens every time.
Complacency is the enemy of progress.
Sometimes going back to school is about more than just obtaining a degree.
