Have you ever been changed by an experience—not because of where you were, but because of who walked beside you? I recently returned from Argentina, facilitating value-based leadership round tables through John Maxwell’s Country Transformation initiative. Serving alongside heart-led leaders and witnessing the hunger for growth in the Argentinian people was deeply moving. Their gratitude […]
As the holidays roll into view and the weather cools, there’s nothing quite like the smell of cinnamon cookies baking in the kitchen or a cup of steaming hot cinnamon cider. Few aromas signal the holidays like the scent of cinnamon. In this article, we will explore its history, medicinal uses, and three simple DIY
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As the air cools and the days grow shorter, nature begins to shift. The trees let go of their leaves, the harvest is gathered, and the world around us prepares for rest. Fall and winter remind us that life moves in cycles and just like nature, we too are called to slow down, pause, and
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“Three Ways to Torch Fat.” “Five Tips to Eat Healthy During the Holidays.” “Why Ordering from Fit Meal Services May Be a Mistake.” I could keep going. A vast range of ideas, thoughts, and ways for people to reach out to me, but the hard reality is, I don’t care about the above BS. Okay,
I was watching Gladiator 2 with my family the other day, and it swirled my mind to the Stoics and Marcus Aurelius, who said, “Think of yourself as dead. You have lived your life. Now take what’s left and live it properly.” I’ve been left wondering with myself if I’ve met the test, if I’m
Personal Life To define significance, you must first determine what’s important, and only then can you discern what matters most. If you were to ask Breezy what mattered most to her, her response would come with no hesitation: her boys. As a single mother to two sons — Dayton (24) and Tryston (8) — her
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