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In discovering our true selves, we unwrap the greatest present we can ever give to ourselves and to those around us: the gift of living fully, joyfully, and purposefully without reservation. Check out my latest blog. https://lnkd.in/e84CePyD

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2024 has certainly kept us on our toes – a year filled with challenges and surprises! As we wrap up the year, it’s important to remember that the best moments are often with the people who matter most. Christmas is the perfect time to slow down and savor the memories we create together. Whether it’s a laugh shared over a meal or a quiet moment of connection, these are the experiences that stay with us. Wishing everyone a joyful holiday season filled with love, laughter, and meaningful moments. Question: How do you plan to make this Christmas memorable with your loved ones? Any unique traditions or activities you're looking forward to? #HolidaySeason #FamilyTime #CherishedMemories

It’s a fresh week, and we’re counting down the final days of October! If you’re feeling the squeeze to wrap up projects or hit deadlines, here’s hoping today brings you unexpected ease and support. As Christian professionals, learning to pause and embrace help—even in high-pressure moments—can be a game changer. The Holy Spirit isn’t just there for your spiritual needs; He’s here to help you live supernaturally in a world that feels anything but. Imagine doing more with less effort. Gaining fresh insights. Receiving the right kind of help—even through the people around you. That’s what happens when you lean in and let Him guide you. So today, let’s take a deep breath, slow down, and open up to His help. P.S. Recently, I had the opportunity to chat with some senior scholars about building personal brands that highlight their rich experiences—it was such a rewarding conversation! Looking forward to more moments like this. Wishing you a focused, productive, and joy-filled week ahead! 2 Corinthians 5:7 TPT [7] for we live by faith, not by what we see with our eyes.

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We live in a world where it’s easy to get caught up in the pursuit of material possessions, wealth, and status. We often measure success by our bank accounts, job titles, and social media followers. But God has called us to something far greater – a life of eternal purpose. This purpose goes beyond our temporary success, or achievements. God hasn’t just given us a job or a career; He has given us a divine vocation. This sacred calling aligns with His heavenly plans, and it’s tailor-made for each of us. Our vocation is not just about personal fulfillment or success; it’s about participating in God’s redemptive work in the world. With this divine vocation comes a greater calling – to live a life of holiness and righteousness. This isn’t just a moral code or a set of rules; it’s a transformative journey of becoming like Christ. It’s an integral part of our divine vocation, a necessary expression of our love for God and our commitment to His purposes. So, how do we shift our focus from materialism to eternal purpose? It starts with recognizing that our true identity and worth come from God, not from our earthly possessions or achievements. We must prioritize our relationship with Him, seeking His guidance and living with purpose and intentionality. God has called us to a life that matters, a life that makes a difference, a life that leaves a lasting impact. Let’s continually live with this consciousness. Happy New Week!

Purpose is your individual way of expressing God's infinite design, so why wouldn't the journey of expressing your Purpose also be infinite? I share this because you're going to find that while your core values, passions, and skills don't change over your lifetime, the ways in which you express those things WILL change. And that change can be easy, or it can take a lot of self-research. Many people mistakenly think that once they've identified their Purpose the first time, that's it. But I promise you that it's only the beginning. Once you shake off the world's perception of you, it's time to get to know yourself and your Purpose with fresh eyes. And the more you get to know yourself, the clearer things become. You might go through many iterations of expressing your Purpose, all fulfilling... depending on where you're at in your life. In this month's webinar, we're talking about this in all of its infinitudes. What does it mean that your Purpose will evolve? How can you embrace the many facets of YOU? Is your Purpose really your Purpose if it changes? Join me for our monthly webinar, and let's talk about it! July 24th at 12:00 Pacific Time, more details below... https://lnkd.in/gaAyn5tK

How will you leave your mark on the world? In honour of Leave a Legacy Month, learn about creating your own legacy – however large or small – and contact me to help you with a plan to carry it through. https://lnkd.in/gej4BFDA

This morning, my mind was wandering, thinking about various things - friendship, family, trust, commitment, vulnerability, and investment in relationships. I was reflecting on how complex and delicate these aspects of life can be. As I pondered, I realized that everything in this world is a risk. Life itself is a risk, as we never know what tomorrow will bring. However, we have faith in a higher power, trusting that God has good plans for us. This trust gives us hope and courage to face the uncertainties of life. Despite the risks, we shouldn't be afraid to take chances. We might get betrayed, heartbroken, or taken for granted, but that shouldn't stop us from trusting, loving, and forming connections with others. We need to learn to discern who is worth taking risks for and strive to be someone worth taking risks for as well. Discerning who is worth the risk requires careful consideration. We need to look for shared values, compatibility, emotional intelligence, authenticity, and support. Building strong relationships requires mutual effort and trust. By being reliable, honest, and supportive, we become someone worth taking a risk for. As we navigate life's risks and uncertainties, let us remember to have hope, trust, and faith. Let us cultivate meaningful relationships and continue to grow and learn together. Happy new week! I'd love to hear about your experiences and insights on what makes someone worth taking a risk for.