Have a very blessed holiday season.

My experiences with anxiety and depression have given me a greater sense of who is important in my life. I live with a greater sense of purpose and generosity that I wouldn’t have had without those dark times in my life.

Potential donors (you and me) drown in these messages until the feeling of guilt wins out. We pull out a credit card and make a nominal donation to a charitable organization we know very little about. It doesn’t move the needle for the organization or for our own sense of peace, joy, or satisfaction.

How you spend your time will tell me what is important to you. Take back your calendar and find time for something that is really important.

We assume that attrition is due to compensation and/or benefits. But new research shows it’s likely something deeper.

We’ve convinced ourselves that “more” will deliver the contented feeling we hope for. What if this approach is all wrong?

I often wonder what God would say if we had the opportunity to grab coffee. My fear is that She would be brutally honest and tell me, “You talk a big game, but I sometimes wish you would do more.”

We often know what the solution is, but we can’t quiet our minds enough to see it. When you let go, you let go of your beliefs of the past that are preventing you from reacting in the moment.