We have a better camera in our pocket now than the best camera in the world 40 years ago, so it should be easier than ever to get a photo you love. I am of the belief that as an iPhone owner I have a responsibility to know how to take a decent photo (which is not a responsibility I take lightly people)!
A handful of times this summer, I took this tiny little plane to travel home. By tiny I mean there are only enough seats for 8 passengers who are practically sharing the cockpit with the pilots.
This past week, my husband and I moved to a new apartment. We moved to a smaller space from a much larger condo, and at first we wondered how we would make all our belongings fit.
Here are a few things I’ve learned over the years about writing effective and meaningful thank you notes. I hope you’re able to pick up a few helpful tips and put them into action soon. That’s my biggest wish. Not that you would just learn about writing thank you notes, but that you would actually write them.
You’re called to initiate forgiveness. Maybe this is old news to you. Perhaps I’ve even heard it before myself. ButContinue Reading
You have to constantly be learning and then putting what you learn into practice. And it’s exactly this practice that makes you good at what you do. The more you practice the more experience you gain and the more your skills improve. The more you practice the more you progress.
I am lit up right now. I have more motivation, energy, passion and drive than I’ve ever had in my personal life. And there’s not a doubt in my mind that I had nothing to do with bringing this change about.
I used to waste so much time deciding what to do. Or worse yet, get stressed out thinking of everything I had to do and end up choosing to push it all aside and do nothing. Just delaying and prolonging my stress.
“I don’t want my alarm to wake me up, I’m at my best when my body wakes up on it’s own. That way I know I got enough sleep. So I can’t help but hit snooze a few times.”
In theory, that sounds great. Here’s the problem: Your alarm didn’t wake you up.
I want to be perfectly qualified, experienced and confident in my ability. I want to love what I’m doing and know I’m good at it. But I’m no where close. I’m pretty good at faking it, but secretly I’m still dreading the day my coworkers figure out just how little I know. I really am not the best person for my job.
This week I came to the realization this is actually a good thing. In fact, it’s a very good thing. Let me explain.
