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The place between comfort and meaning

By Angela L Craig June 9, 2014 In Coaching, Leadership, Pondering, Purpose 0

In a letter to his son, Eduard (1930), Albert Einstein wrote: “People are like bicycles. They can keep their balance only as long as they keep moving.” Victor Frankl, the renowned, Austrian neurologist, psychiatrist and best-selling author of, Man’s Search for Meaning would call this forward movement,

A book review…How to Love your Crazy Family: 52 Quick Reads for No Ordinary Days

By Angela L Craig June 6, 2014 In Bible Study, Leadership, Pondering, Purpose 0

How to Love your Crazy Family: 52 Quick Reads for No Ordinary Days, by Angela Howard is just that…out of the ordinary. It is not the typical devotional book or daily read that you see right now collecting dust on your nightstand.

Tuesday Talk…Does encouragement look different for different people?

By Angela L Craig June 3, 2014 In Coaching, Family, Leadership, Pondering, Purpose, Tuesday Talk 0

Tuesday Talk is about YOU…
Every Tuesday we engage in one big question, topic or idea. You are invited to write in with a suggestion you want to share. I surely do not have all the answers but know that together we can generate some great conversation and have fun in the process.

Tip of the Day: Everyone needs a “Veil Lifter”…

By Angela L Craig May 19, 2014 In Coaching, Pondering, Tip of the Day 0

Everyone needs a “Veil Lifter” in their life.

With the sun shining this past week and a promising forecast, I decided it was time to pull out my summer clothes. My first try was my summer shorts. Too tight to wear.

I have a dream but no one believes in me…

By Angela L Craig May 13, 2014 In Pondering, Purpose, Tuesday Talk 0

How I learned the meaning of Motherhood…

By Angela L Craig May 9, 2014 In Family, Pondering 0

How I learned the meaning of Motherhood…

The first time I remember learning the meaning of Motherhood happened at the age of ten when I was told by a relative that the only reason my parents married was because my mother was pregnant with me.