Just a quick video about my experience with road rage and taking a look at the underlying issues of why people lash out.
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I wanted to take a moment to check-in. Whew! I’m not one to wish away my life, but September has been quite the month. Many great things going on, but with those great things comes a long to-do list and me freaking out because of stress. Can you identify?
I wanted to share with you how I regroup and refocus on what’s important. This is one song out of many that I turn to facilitate giving up my stress and focusing on what really matters: the GLORY of my God and loving on my friends and family. This might be a bit simplistic, but simple is how I make it these days!
Take a look at Be Lifted High from the album Bethel Live:
I look forward to touching base with you all in a couple of weeks. I’m headed to Texas this week for a 20-somethings conference with Faith In Between!
I’ve also got some fun things cookin’ for October: giveaway of several copies of Abbi Walker’s worship CD…my FAV! and some other fun announcements that I’m about to jump out of my skin I’m so excited to tell you about.
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Talk to you all soon…one way or the other!
I planned on posting a video blog to share my thoughts today as I jumped of my elipptical in a moment of inspiration during my workout. But, alas, the camera doesn’t lie and my post work out “look” just wasn’t cute.
As I sweated away, I watched an old rerun of Sex And The City and marveled at the shallow conversations and even more shallow relationships portrayed as the women sat around drinking mimosa’s during Sunday brunch and share the minute details of the previous night’s sexcapades. What got me so upset was not the down and dirty talk about sex, but rather a comparison of my own conversations with my own friends at times. No, we don’t discuss our sex lives, but something else tends to keep us in a state of one – inch deep conversations rather than meaningful interactions that encourage and uplift each other: The Smart Phone.