Tag: Thought-Life

• August 18, 2014

  Living in Humility and the Keynotes

  Humility is not weakness. It is not self-deprecation or endless apology. True humility is the willingness to look honestly at yourself — deeper than the surface behaviors, down to the…

• February 12, 2014

  Application for the week of February 13, 2014

  Relationships do not decline because people stop loving each other. They decline because people stop investing in each other. Recontextualizing a relationship means giving it a fresh frame — choosing…

• December 14, 2013

  Reflections

  The holiday season has a way of making us feel everything at once — gratitude and loneliness, joy and grief, connection and isolation. But beneath all of it is an…

• December 3, 2013

  Creating personal family and friendship moments

  We all want deeper conversations with the people we love. We want our families to be close, our friendships to be real, our connections to carry weight. But most of…

• November 8, 2013

  Surrender

  Most people think surrendering means giving up. Waving the white flag. Admitting you have lost. But in the context of spiritual growth and recovery, surrender is one of the most…