HAPPY 2014!!! Welcome to a brand new year, friends. If you are just joining us, you are in the right place : ) It’s never too late to start this process and spread the word to your friends to have them join you, too. Here are the previous posts: Part 1: Let’s Do This! Part 2: Get Fired Up. Part 3: Your 2014 Vision Photo of my Make It Happen desk card by my friend Mary Boyden. My answers from Part 3,…
Happy New Year’s Eve, friends! Ari, Gracie and I are flying from Miami (after a wonderful visit with his family — his dad’s first time meeting Grace!) to Pensacola shortly to see my parents, brother and Grandma Bunny (who turned 97 yesterday — wow!). I’m so grateful and excited to ring in a new year with them! I hope your plans tonight include celebrating the great things in 2013 and that the past is behind us, giving way to a…
Welcome back, friends! In Part 1, I asked you to dig deep and get real about how you are, define what worked in 2013, what didn’t work and make your 2014 Pinterest Board. By the way I apparently have no idea how to use Pinterest! My #2014GoalSetting hashtag for boards doesn’t work, so re-title your boards “Making Things Happen in 2014” so we can find each other! : ) If you are just joining us, it’s never too late to…
Today I turn 34 and something has struck my heart like lighting: Don’t wait. At church this past weekend, one of our preachers told us about a memorial service he had just gone to. A 35 year-old killed was killed in a car accident last Tuesday morning. That wasn’t on the young man’s to-do list for the day or in his plans. He thought he had his whole life ahead of him. The heart of the sermon that followed: You…
Years ago, there was a very wealthy man who, with his devoted young son, shared a passion for art collecting. Together they traveled around the world, adding only the finest art treasures to their collection. Priceless works by Picasso, Van Gogh, Monet and many others adorned the walls of the family estate. The widowed, elder man looked on with satisfaction as his only child became an experienced art collector. The son’s trained eye and sharp business mind caused his father…