My heart is so overwhelmed with all of the blessings I’ve had lately that I just had to take a moment to share with you the incredible things that have been happening. A couple of months ago, I found a wonderful marketing instructor names Sandi Krakowski . I was excited because I could immediately see that [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Confidence’
Will The Real Me PLEASE Stand Up
Posted in Me, Personal Growth, tagged Accepting ourselves and others, Confidence, Personal Growth/ Studies, Speaking My Truth on October 28, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Sometimes I’m a chameleon, I can blend into a group and go almost unnoticed. Sometimes, that’s a good thing. Sometimes, I lose myself though too. Since I’ve moved to Idaho, and actually, if I really reflect on it probably well before that, I have felt this sense of not fully knowing or understanding who I [...]
Silent No More
Posted in Me, tagged Accepting ourselves and others, Confidence, Speaking My Truth, struggles, Walls, Who I Am on April 12, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
Why don’t we share our stories? Some people do, and I’ve always admired the people who will openly share their stories with others. So why don’t I share my story? It’s not because I’m afraid of people knowing my story, in fact I love to tell people about the incredible healing God did for me. [...]
Confidence / Self-doubt
Posted in Beliefs, Personal Growth, Thankful, tagged Confidence, Faith, Revelation, Trust In God, Who I Am on April 27, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Today I had one of those monumental moments when something I have been struggling with really just clicks and I understand it not just in my mind but in my heart. The last week I have been reading a book about being confident… something I always struggle with. The book has been wonderful, and she [...]
My Epiphany
Posted in Beliefs, Parenting, tagged Confidence, Faith, Parenting, Revelation on March 27, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I had a lot of epiphany moments today, some of them were things that I knew before, but just cemented in my head a little more today, others were fairly new ideas. 1. I remember being told as a child that the actions of a child directly reflect on their parents, that people judge parents [...]
