Family – Page 2 – Angela Craig

I want, I feel, I have to have it…NOW! Are emotions ruling your life?

By Angela L Craig April 18, 2016 In Coaching, Family, Leadership, Pondering, Women in Leadership 0

Our oldest son will be a senior in High School next year. Over Spring Break our family took a trip to the North Carolina and Georgia to tour colleges. By the fourth informational talk, which included information on admissions, school history, and how to pay the sticker shock price of tuition,

It is impossible to live with someone who is always right…

By Angela L Craig April 4, 2016April 1, 2016 In Bible Study, Christmas, Christmas 2014, Coaching, Family, Uncategorized 0

“It is impossible to live with someone who always has to be right.” He said to himself as he shut the door behind him on his wife and his family. What he didn’t see was a woman desperate to be known, understood, and heard. The more he withdrew,

The Art of Being a Woman: The person behind the blonde jokes {Week Nine}

By Angela L Craig March 7, 2016March 15, 2016 In Family, Leadership, Men in Leadership, Pivot Thinking, Purpose, The Power of Women 0

Some things just make you want to go hmm…

Blonde on a Plane On a plane bound for New York a flight attendant approached a blonde sitting in the first class section and requested that she move to coach since she did not have a first class ticket.

The Art of Being a Woman: Why Women Won’t Go {Week Eight}

By Angela L Craig February 29, 2016 In Family, Pondering, Purpose, Women in Leadership 0

It all began when my husband returned from his annual mountain biking trip. During a reunion dinner of storytelling, rehashed crash descriptions and a declaration of lost manhood found after a Heli (helicopter) Drop with bikes and man, one of the husbands asked why we wives wouldn’t take a weekend away for ourselves.

The Art of Being a Woman: Women ‘Without Wax’ {Week Seven}

By Angela L Craig February 22, 2016February 28, 2016 In Family, Pivot Thinking, Purpose, Women in Leadership 0

A few weeks ago, I read a blog written by, Steve Graves titled: Without Wax regarding Steve’s most impactful mentor, Howard Hendricks – a man affectionately known simply as “Prof.” The blog began with these words…

I distinctly remember the first time I received a handwritten letter from Prof.

The Art of Being a Woman: Smoothing out the wrinkles of my heart {Week Four}

By Angela L Craig February 1, 2016 In Coaching, Family, Leadership, Pivot Life, Pivot Thinking, Pondering, Purpose, Recognition, The Power of Women 0

Minutes after I posted the blog, The Art of Being a Woman: That Outfit Makes me Look Fat, I received an email from our family photographer. The subject line read: I hope I don’t get in trouble. In the email our photographer began his note with: “Not that any touch ups are necessary…” BUT… “I tried to smooth out some signs of age.

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