Hope Without Denial: How to Stay Steady During Hard Times
Learn to stay steady during heavy seasons. Name the drag, give yourself permission to do less, and practice quiet endurance. All we can fully control is our reaction.
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Learn to stay steady during heavy seasons. Name the drag, give yourself permission to do less, and practice quiet endurance. All we can fully control is our reaction.
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What if there was a better way to start the new year than resolutions. There is: Focus on renewing. You’ve got this.
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Abraham Lincoln’s 1863 Thanksgiving proclamation continues to have lessons for us today on the power of gratitude and the importance of connection.
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