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Broken Perfectionism

By Angela L Craig June 6, 2016June 4, 2016 In Coaching, Leadership, Pivot Thinking, Purpose, Women in Leadership 0

This is a special post written for and featured on, “Women’s Ministry Monday” over at Purposeful Faith! Be encouraged and inspired today!

“A dangerous leader is one that has great familiarity with their skills and gifts but cursory knowledge of their inner brokenness.” –

How will 9.9 hours a day of screen time define you? {A Series on Balance}

By Angela L Craig May 30, 2016May 29, 2016 In Coaching, Goal Setting, Leadership, Pivot Leadership, Pivot Thinking, Purpose, Recognition 0

It is time to rethink the obvious. Smartphones and social media are reframing our calendar and defining our lives.

Over the last two-plus decades since the Internet IPO, internet users have increased from 35 million in 1995 to 2.8 billion in 2015. And 73 % of the global population uses a cellular phone (up from 1% in 1995).

Achieve Purposeful Balance and Overcome a Cluttered Calendar {A Series on Balance}

By Angela L Craig May 23, 2016May 22, 2016 In Goal Setting, Leadership, Pivot Life, Pivot Thinking, Purpose 0

This week I had the privilege to speak at the Snoqualmie Valley Moms gathering on how to: “Achieve Purposeful Balance and Overcome a Cluttered Calendar.”

It couldn’t fit better with our current series on balance so I want to share my notes with you in today’s blog.

The Gremlins in My Head {A Series on Balance}

By Angela L Craig May 16, 2016 In Leadership, Pivot Life, Pivot Thinking, Spiritual Formation, Women in Leadership 0

In the next few weeks, our goal is to take back our lives. No longer will we be controlled by to-do lists, worry, or unreasonable expectations. We have decided to change.

From the words of Parker Palmer, “Self-care is never a selfish act –

Are you impatient?

By Angela L Craig April 25, 2016April 24, 2016 In Goal Setting, Leadership, Pivot Thinking, Pondering 0

Are you impatient or not? I find people fall into one of two categories when it comes to impatience.

Impatient (relentless) for change. (Can lead to giving up or quitting because change didn’t happen fast enough or felt like an uphill battle.)
Not impatient enough for change.

What To Do While You Wait

By Angela L Craig April 11, 2016 In Coaching, Leadership, Pivot Thinking, Purpose, Women in Leadership 0

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You have been called for a purpose. Now, all you have to do is figure out what to do next.

Does this sound familiar?

I had to laugh at myself, as I listened to a podcast from Mosaic Church-LA this weekend.

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