Check out these 11 quotes from The Gospel Comes with a House Key by Rosaria Butterfield but better yet read the whole book with quotes in context for yourself!

Reading isn’t the only way to build skills. And, sometimes reading can be limiting. Gaining real-life experiences or interactive problem-solving activities may be better choices at times than pages. Find new ways to learn beyond a book.

In this article, you will find a list of 25 questions for a networking coffee chat. Pull from this list and use it to generate more specific questions relevant to your coffee chat.

Relationships are a crucial part of healthy living. People can motivate us to stretch for our goals, keep us accountable, and remind us that leaning on each other is a much deeper, fulfilling lifestyle than solo pursuits. If you work from home, check out these tips. Don’t do life alone!

Planning or helping someone plan a wedding? Cue decision fatigue. Some of the best wedding preparation advice I received had more to do with big picture thought processes than specific details. These are the pieces of advice I received that I continue to share to couples preparing for their big day. Find relief through these words, not more panic.

Social connections are extremely important for personal wellbeing. Yet, alone time provides its own host of perks. Spending time alone can foster self-reflection, provide rest, yield creativity, and increase focus at times – all benefits that go toward creating a lifestyle that pursues goals and contentment.

If you’re constantly preparing for the next season of life, you’re not living and thriving in your current season of life. Us the tools in this blog to pinpoint the season you’re in, plan for what you can, and let go of what you can’t.

Are you looking for advice for college graduates? Whether you’re the college graduate looking for advice before you begin your next journey or you want to impart advice to a college graduate, here are some pieces of advice you can pull from.

Clutter can clog the mind. Spring clean your mind and your home by regularly going through your items and passing them on to another person or cause. Start today by implementing these practical steps!

In WayMaker by Ann Voskamp, Biblical stories and verses are woven in with Voskamp’s personal life stories to show how the WayMaker, Jesus, makes a way to us and leads us through life’s suffering. Voskamp’s vulnerable, artful truth-telling will resonate with anyone who has experienced detours from the “Plan A” you penned for your life.

Games are a fun, low-pressure way to bond with the people you care about. Whether you need an icebreaker to grow a new connection or build deeper trust with longtime friends, games generate conversation, laughter, new insights, and pure fun.

There are times when life spirals and busy seasons peak, but if you’re choosing to constantly live full speed with a packed calendar, reassess the season you’re in and the value of the items on your calendar. Is there something you can take off to create more margin in life?

Items in season can be a tool toward contentment. What parts of spring make you feel cozy? When you notice what distinguishes a season from others, it centers you and creates a pathway for satisfaction in the beautiful, simple moments in front of you.

“Most Likely To” questions for teams are a simple, fun way to foster team bonding. Use these 60 Most Likely To prompts for virtual or in-person settings.

When it comes to setting goals and helping others reach goals, sports coaches offer a lot of insight. Even for those of us who haven’t played a collegiate or professional sport, we can sift through the teachings and find individual professional development application and leadership tips.

When you sync with a doubles partner in tennis, you’re not facing added pressure. You get joy from heightened camaraderie. The same can be said for work teams. So how do we sync well with teams? Take a look at these tips from doubles tennis that translate to improving work teams.

Through engaging storytelling, Jess Ekstrom shows readers that optimism doesn’t mean ignoring challenges, but it is a key ingredient toward fulfilling a purposeful future. Read these 10 inspiring quotes from Chasing the Bright Side.

Even if you can’t take the time to spend months on the Appalachian Trail, you can spend a few hours learning from the experiences of those who have thru-hiked the trail. Check out these three books written by thru-hikers!

When it comes to setting goals, do you lead with the specific details or the bigger picture? Write your objectives before your tactics. Use examples in this post to gain inspiration and download the FREE worksheet.

Next time you’re gathering with friends or family, try to focus on gratitude conversations instead of topics that spiral toward discontentment. To help, here are 30 gratitude conversation starters.