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Rustic Sausage, Sweet Potato & Kale Soup

[recipe title=”Rustic Sausage, Sweet Potato & Kale Soup” servings=”4-6″ preptime=”15 mins” cooktime=”20 mins” difficulty=”easy” description=”A savory, hearty soup with just a little kick. It’s also a crowd-pleaser that even my kids will eat, despite the kale!”] [recipe-ingredients] 1 tablespoon avocado oil 1 medium onion, diced 3 cloves garlic, minced 1 large sweet potato, diced 1 …

Book List

A Year’s Worth of Books

Do You Have a Reading Goal for 2019? How are your New Year’s Resolutions going?  How about a fun, easy one you can KEEP? My reading goal for 2018 year was to read 52 books.  While I didn’t quite hit that number, I enjoyed 44 engaging books, interacted with some new ideas, and learned some …

Scarcity thinking

Tuning in to a Mindset of Abundance

The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy. I came that they may have life and have it abundantly. John 10:10 (ESV) Merriam Webster defines abundance as “an ample quantity, profusion, or a relative degree of plentifulness.” The Bible teaches that we will not only have enough, but that God will provide for …

clarity

How to Gain Clarity of Mind

Sometimes fog is visible and we’re aware of it. But it can often pose as humidity that subtly dims our vision. We don’t notice the dullness and weight until the contrast of clarity brings perspective. An early glimpse of fall recently opened my eyes to clarity. The lack of humidity in the air made the …

Golden Hours

What Do You Do With Your Golden Hours?

What’s in your morning routine? Do you take full advantage of the Golden Hours? August is to my daily routine as January is to my diet. Like the Christmas gustatory indulgences, which upset my eating habits, the lack of structure during the summer – not to mention the four-month-old puppy – have wreaked their havoc …

solitude

Why We All Need a Little Solitude

One of my girlfriends has a waterproof notepad and pencil in her shower.  Did you know that such a thing exists?  I didn’t!  It’s genius because we all know that great ideas often strike in the shower.  But have you ever wondered why? Yesterday I was pondering that question…you guessed it, in the shower.  Why …

Time boxing

Using Timeboxing to Reduce Decision Fatigue

As I’ve been pondering decision fatigue lately, I’ve also been reading about what others are doing to reduce its effect on them.  One concept that has been intriguing to me is timeboxing. Timeboxing is simply limiting an activity to a set period of time. For example, you might set a timer for processing emails and …